Ryanair announces new Edinburgh-Marrakech air route

Ryanair announces new Edinburgh-Marrakech air route
Thursday 17 February 2022 - 22:12

Irish low-cost carrier Ryanair on Wednesday announced its biggest ever Edinburgh Summer schedule, with eight new destinations including Marrakech.

Ryanair will operate 250 weekly flights for Summer 2022, which is 50 more than pre-pandemic Summer 2019, the company pointed out in a release.

“As Europe’s and Edinburgh’s largest airline, Ryanair is pleased to deliver our biggest ever Edinburgh schedule with two additional based aircraft for Summer 2022 ($200m incremental investment),” said Jason McGuinness, Ryanair’s director of commercial, as quoted in the release.

“Ryanair’s Edinburgh based fleet will increase to 10 aircraft ($1bn total investment), five of which will be Boeing 737 8-200 Gamechanger aircraft. This larger fleet will deliver 65 routes in total, including eight new routes to exciting destinations such as Nimes, Marrakesh, and Zadar along with increased frequencies to holiday favorites such as Malaga and Alicante,” he added.

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