Ryanair will increase its London Gatwick to Dublin service to 7 times daily from March.
Ryanair launched a new service from London Gatwick to Belfast International (its 77th base), which will operate 4 times daily from March, as part of its Summer 2016 schedule, offering customers even more choice from London, as Ryanair grows by 60% at London Gatwick Airport.
In addition, Ryanair will increase its London Gatwick to Dublin service to 7 times daily from March, offering 18 daily return services in total between London and Dublin including Stansted (8 daily) and Luton (3 daily), making Ryanair the ideal choice for both business and leisure customers, on Europe’s busiest route.
Ryanair’s London Gatwick Summer 2016 schedule will deliver:
- 1 New route to Belfast International (4 daily)
- More flights to Dublin (5 to 7 daily)
- 6 routes in total
- 1.6m customers p.a. (60% growth)
- 1,200* “on-site” jobs p.a.
Ryanair’s Robin Kiely said: “We are pleased to announce a new service from London Gatwick to Belfast International (our 77th base and newest airport), which will operate 4 times daily from March, and more flights to Dublin, as part of our expanded Summer 2016 schedule. With more routes, frequencies, improved schedules and the same great low fares, it’s easy to see why millions of UK customers choose to fly Ryanair.
To celebrate our new route to Belfast and extra flights to Dublin, we are releasing seats for sale from just £14.99 for travel in March, April and May, which are available for booking until midnight Monday (11 Jan). Since these amazing low prices will be snapped up quickly, customers should log onto ryanair.com and avoid missing out.”
*ACI research confirms up to 750 ‘on-site’ jobs are sustained at international airports for every 1m passengers.
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