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Ryanair adds 10 new routes for summer 2023 season

Photo by Dovydas Pranka

In honor of the introduction of 10 new flight routes, the budget airline is unveiling a limited-time offer with discounted fares.

Ryanair, the leading low-cost airline in Ireland, has recently revealed its most extensive summer schedule to date for both departing from and arriving at Dublin airport. The airline has added a remarkable 14 new destinations, offering travelers the opportunity to visit an array of exciting places.

Summer is going to be hot in 2023

Ryanair’s summer schedule from Dublin airport provides the lowest fares and more than double the number of destinations than any other airline operating to and from the airport. The new routes include sunny locations such as Asturias and Castellon in Spain, Kos and Zakynthos in Greece, as well as cultural hotspots like Stockholm, Genoa, and Leipzig, providing a diverse range of choices for holidaymakers.

During the 2023 summer travel season, Ryanair has announced it will run more than 2,000 flights per week to and from Dublin Airport, connecting 130 different destinations across 27 countries. Compared to last summer, there are 14 new routes available for travelers.

Zakynthos, Greece
Ryanair to fly from Dublin to Zakynthos in the summer travel season. Zakynthos, Greece. Photo by Pixabay

To mark the beginning of the summer season, Ryanair has introduced a special promotion where seats can be booked for as low as €29.99, valid for travel between April and October. This offer is only available until midnight on March 16th.

Provided is a comprehensive list of the newly added destinations to the schedule, along with the frequency of weekly flights for each location:

United Kingdom

Newquay (Six flights / week)

Spain

Asturias (Four flights / week)
Castellon (Four flights / week)

Romania

Cluj (Four flights / week)
Iasi (Four flights / week)

Greece

Kos (Four flights / week)
Zakynthos (Two flights / week)

Germany

Leipzig (Four flights / week)

Sweden

Stockholm (Six flights / week)

Italy

Venice (14 flights / week)
Genoa (Four flights / week)
Brindisi (Four flights / week)
Trieste (Four flights / week)

Bulgaria

Burgas (Six flights / week)

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