Ryanair

[Silvercity]

Ryanair will reintroduce LPL - RAK twice weekly from April 26. This was a route they used to do, but from memory post Brexit became an aircraft issue .

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As per SeanM

 

[Silvercity]

Read elsewhere that its looking like LPL will be 6 based aircraft for summer 26

This rumour is increasing.

 

[Silvercity]

Ryanair to launch Liverpool to Tirana, twice weekly .

Starts 30 March 26, Fridays and Mondays

I have a feeling Wizz Air were going to launch this route a few years back.

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#LiverpoolJohnLennon

NWAN

 

[Silvercity]

Social media by the airport is advising a Ryanair 6 base site for 2026.

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[Silvercity]

After hearing about Ryanairs full out with airports in France ,.it looked like they would not be operating to Bergerac. Well perhaps they have sorted out their differences, as Liverpool to Bergerac will now return in June, twice a week. Its a long standing route, so im sure many passengers will be relieved that they have not lost their link.

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[Silvercity]

Ryanair are operating extra flights today to :- Budapest, Shannon , Faro , Lanzarote and 2 extra to Dublin.


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[Silvercity]

Ryanair extras today are Dublin, Malta and Kaunas.

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[Silvercity]

Another extra Kaunas flight today , plus, Malaga and Szczecin.

 

[Silvercity]

Ryanair extra flights today, are Dublin Cork, Malaga and Sofia

 

[Silvercity]

Ryanair extras today :- Barcelona, Knock, Shannon , Malaga, Poznan, SZCZECIN

 

[Silvercity]

Things out of the USA just seem to get more and more weird these days.

Elon Musk floats idea of buying Ryanair after calling CEO ‘an idiot’​

Tesla boss clashed with Michael O’Leary when airline boss rejected installing Starlink technology on aircraft

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Elon Musk has floated the idea of buying the budget airline Ryanair, escalating his public spat with the Irish carrier’s boss, Michael O’Leary.
The two outspoken businessmen have locked horns since last week, when O’Leary was asked whether he would follow Lufthansa and British Airways in installing Musk’s Starlink satellite internet technology on his fleet of 650 aircraft.
The Ryanair chief executive rejected the idea, saying that adding antennas to the jets would result in “2% fuel drag”, adding an extra $200m-$250m to its $5bn (£3.71bn) annual kerosene bill.

Musk said that interpretation was “misinformed” in a post on his X platform, prompting a tit-for-tat exchange of insults, with each calling the other an “idiot” and then the Tesla and SpaceX CEO saying O’Leary should be fired.
On Friday, the world’s richest person asked his followers on X whether he should buy Europe’s biggest airline, which is valued at €30bn (£26bn), posting: “Should I buy Ryan Air and put someone whose actual name is Ryan in charge?”
He followed it up with a poll asking whether he should “Buy Ryan Air and restore Ryan as their rightful ruler”. More than three-quarters of the nearly 900,000 respondents said yes, three hours before the poll closed. Tony Ryan, the Irish billionaire businessman who co-founded the budget airline in 1984, died in 2007.
Ryanair’s X account also mocked Musk, posting in response to an X outage across the US last week: “Perhaps you need Wi-Fi @elonmusk?”
Musk wrote in a reply to a post from the airline teasing him: “How much would it cost to buy you?”
All this may look like idle talk, but the billionaire has followed through on such threats before. In a social media exchange in 2017 he tweeted that he loved Twitter and when a journalist suggested he should buy it, Musk replied: “How much is it?” He bought the platform almost five years later in a $44bn deal, later renaming it X.

However, movements in the airline’s share price on Tuesday suggested investors were not taking the idea of a takeover seriously, with Ryanair shares closing nearly 1% down.
Musk was born in South Africa and, after a stint in Canada, now lives in the US. Airlines based in the EU must be majority-owned by EU nationals or citizens of Switzerland, Norway, Iceland or Liechtenstein under the bloc’s rules.
The row began when O’Leary spoke on Irish radio on Friday, telling an interviewer that he would take no notice of what the Tesla CEO had to say about installing wifi on Ryanair planes.
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[Silvercity]

Liverpool to Tirana will start 30 March .Monday and Fridays . Early departure around 5.45. RK flight number. Around 10.30am returning.

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[Silvercity]

Increases coming on Liverpool to Knock and Cork

 

[Silvercity]

a 5th based aircraft arrived today

 

[Silvercity]

Ryanair operating two Krakow services today FR 6363 and FR 6364 16.55 and 12.40 departures.

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[Scottie Dog]

Ryanair operating two Krakow services today FR 6363 and FR 6364 16.55 and 12.40 departures.

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#LiverpoolJohnLennon

Looking at those flight numbers it seems like an outward and return.

 

[Silvercity]

Looking at those flight numbers it seems like an outward and return.

I think i have flight numbers incorrect. There are still 2 flights however. As FR 24 and NWAN

FR 6359/60 and FR 6363/64

 

[Silvercity]

Ei GSK arrived frodsham PIK around 1600. This will become Ryanair’s 6th base aircraft, coming into use tomorrow.

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