Ryanair is to expand flights from London this winter with services to seven new destinations, including a flight to Ouarzazate, and an increase in operations on 30 existing routes, the airline’s Chief Executive Michael O’Leary announced on Thursday.
The Irish airline will start flights from the British capital to Ouarzazate in Morocco, Belfast in Northern Ireland, Basel in Switzerland, Poprad in Slovakia, Tirana in Albania, Treviso in Italy and Vigo in Spain.
The move will increase its capacity from the three London airports it serves – Stansted, Gatwick and Luton- by 15%, according to O’Leary
“To support this growing Winter schedule, we have based 2 new aircraft at Stansted, bringing our total London-based fleet to 50 aircraft,” he added.
Ryanair is forecast to carry more than 183 million passengers this year, and recently agreed a 300-aircraft order with Boeing that should take passenger numbers over 300 million.
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