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| Ryanair Boeing 737-800 |
In a new feature will review Ryanair’s new route announcements on a calendar month basis.
As can been below over 95% of Ryanair’s new routes announced are from primary airports,
We wish to state this data is sourced from open media sources, press releases and Ryanair’s booking engine.
All routes operated Boeing 737-800 aircraft.
Athens-Brussels Charleroi year-round service
Athens-Rome Ciampino from 26th October
Athens-Warsaw Modlin from 29th March 2015
Barcelona-Cologne from 29th March 2015
Brussels Charleroi-Bucharest (Otopeni) from 30th October
Brussels Charleroi-Prague from 26th October
Brussels Charleroi-Riga from 26th October
Cologne/Bonn-Alicante from 29th March 2015
Cologne/Bonn-Barcelona El Prat from 29th March 2015
Cologne/Bonn-Riga from 28th October
Cologne/Bonn-Rome Ciampino from 28th October
Gdansk-Alicante from 29th March 2015
Lisbon-Bremen from 28th October
Lisbon-Eindhoven from 28th October
Lisbon-Hamburg from 26th October
Lisbon-Milan Bergamo from 26th October
Lisbon-Porto from 22nd September
Lisbon-Rome Ciampino from 29th March 2015
Lisbon-Warsaw Modlin from 29th March 2015
Madrid-Berlin Schonefeld from 29th March 2015
Madrid-Bratislava from 29th March 2015
Madrid-Bremen from 26th October
Madrid-Bucharest from 29th March 2015
Madrid-Eindhoven from 26th October
Madrid-Cologne/Bonn from 29th October
Madrid-Fez from 26th October
Madrid-Vilnius from 29th March 2015
Madrid-Warsaw Modlin from 26th October
Manchester-Eindhoven from 26th October
Manchester-Las Palmas Extension of existing service
Manchester-Shannon from 26th October
Milan Bergamo-Crotone from 26th October
Milan Bergamo-Lisbon from 26th October
Porto-Berlin Schonefeld from 26th October
Porto-Hamburg from 28th October
Manchester-Shannon from 26th October
Rome Ciampino-Crotone from 26th October
Warsaw Modlin-Athens from 29th March 2015
Warsaw Modlin-Lisbon from 30th March 2015
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