31 ROUTES (4 NEW ROUTES) & 1.6m PAX P.A. AT RYANAIR’S 2nd POLISH BASE
2012-12-12 — /travelprnews.com/ — Ryanair, Europe’s only ultra-low cost airline, today (12 Dec) announced it would open its 53rd base and 2nd in Poland at Krakow in April 2013 with two-based aircraft and unveiled 4 new routes (31 in total), to/from Dortmund, Gothenburg, Manchester and Kos, as Ryanair invests over $140 million at Krakow Airport.
Ryanair will grow at Krakow as follows:
2 based aircraft
31 routes
4 new routes to/from Dortmund, Gothenburg, Manchester and Kos
Increased frequencies on 3 other routes
224 weekly flights (up 16%)
1.6m pax p.a (up 14%)
1,600* “on site” jobs
Ryanair celebrated its new Krakow base by launching a 100,000 seat sale with fares starting from £12 for travel across its European network in January which are available for booking until midnight (24:00hrs) Thur (13 Dec). Ryanair’s 4 new Krakow routes will begin in April and will go on sale on www.ryanair.com tomorrow.
Speaking in Krakow today, Ryanair’s Michael Cawley said:
“Ryanair is delighted to announce Krakow as our 53rd base (and our second in Poland ) and to unveil 4 new routes (31 in total) to/from Dortmund, Gothenburg, Manchester and Kos, beginning in April, as part of our summer 2013 schedule, which go on sale on www.ryanair.com tomorrow.
Polish consumers/visitors can now beat the recession and escape Wizz’s high fares and fuel surcharging by switching to Ryanair’s lowest fares and our no fuel surcharge guarantee from Krakow to 31 exciting European destinations, including Paris, London and Milan, amongst others. Ryanair’s 1.6m passengers p.a. will sustain up to 1,600 “on site” jobs in Krakow.
To celebrate our new Krakow base, we are launching a 100,000 seat sale with fares starting from £12 for travel across Europe in January, which are available for booking until midnight Thursday (13 Dec). Since seats at these crazy low prices will be snapped up quickly, we urge passengers to book them immediately on www.ryanair.com.”
* ACI confirms up to 1,000 ‘on-site’ jobs per 1m passengers
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