RYANAIR ANNOUNCES MORE FLIGHTS FOR THE WEST (Ireland)

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News Release
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06.09.07
RYANAIR ANNOUNCES MORE FLIGHTS FOR THE WEST

Ryanair, Ireland’s National airline today (6th Sept) announced a new route from Kerry to Luton (starting November) and brought forward the start date for 3 new weekly flights between Shannon and Stansted from January ‘08 to Nov ’07.

This announcement brings the number of Ryanair routes at Kerry to 3 and at Shannon to 30. These new low fare flights will provide an important boost to tourism and business in the mid west and in the south west by expanding the visitor catchment area in the lucrative London market.

Welcoming these additional flights, Ryanair’s Peter Sherrard said;

“Ryanair’s new flights will deliver 100,000 additional passengers annually for the West through Kerry and Shannon airports, generating a new tourism spend of €20m and supporting 100 more jobs. While Aer Lingus is withdrawing services from regional Irish airports, Ryanair is increasing its presence in response to unprecedented demand for its lowest fares.

“These flights go on sale today on http://www.ryanair.com from €10 including taxes, and we urge passengers to book their bargain seats immediately”.