Ryanair

[Jerry]

And this follows shortly after a TV advertising campagn for fares from £19.99 following the vaccine roll-out. I wonder how many punters were taken in by this campagn and handed over their money for flights that won't take place now. It all sounds like par for the course for Ryan though doesn't it.

They are a business and like any business will be trying to get revenue into their bank in what is uncertain times same as any other airline, while at the mercy of government travel bans.

 

[Jerry]

Ryanair ‘hijack’ to Minsk could have serious consequences for Belarus

Analysis: Belarus airspace could be closed to EU and UK-registered aircraft if claims surrounding flight are substantiated

www.independent.co.uk

 

[CM.]

Ryanair’S first 737 max is en route hopefully soon they will base them in the UK.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1405092582263296001

 

[CM.]

Ryanair’s second 737max-8-200 has been delivered today. EI-HEN flew Seattle Boeing Field to Dublin.

 

[CM.]

Ryanair have taken delivery of another 737-max-8200 EI-HGR.

 

[CM.]

Ryanair to recruit 2,000 new pilots

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1414559292779384838

 

[CM.]

Ryanair have taken delivery of another 737-max. This time it’s the first one going to Malta air. 9H-VUE.

 

[Severn]

Ryanair Operations in the UK (not including STN)

Looking at the week of the 9th August 2021, the Ryanair Group (Ryanair, Lauda, Malta Air, Buzz) operated 1,220 departures from 21 UK airports (I haven't included STN in this list due to the enormity of the operation there and amount of data regarding flights there).

Ryanair have 12 UK bases, BHX, BOH, BRS, EDI, EMA, LBA, LPL, LTN, MAN, PIK, SEN & STN. The SEN base will be closing at the end of summer 2021 and NCL becomes a base at the beginning of summer 2022.

Below is a table showing the UK airports Ryanair serve sorted by number of departures over the week of the 9th August 2021 and also showing the percentage difference compared to the same week in August 2019:

 

[Silvercity]

Ryanair Operations in the UK (not including STN)

Looking at the week of the 9th August 2021, the Ryanair Group (Ryanair, Lauda, Malta Air, Buzz) operated 1,220 departures from 21 UK airports (I haven't included STN in this list due to the enormity of the operation there and amount of data regarding flights there).

Ryanair have 12 UK bases, BHX, BOH, BRS, EDI, EMA, LBA, LPL, LTN, MAN, PIK, SEN & STN. The SEN base will be closing at the end of summer 2021 and NCL becomes a base at the beginning of summer 2022.

Below is a table showing the UK airports Ryanair serve sorted by number of departures over the week of the 9th August 2021 and also showing the percentage difference compared to the same week in August 2019:

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Interesting , thank you.

 

[Scottie Dog]

Very interesting figures and thank you for taking the time to compile the list.

 

[CM.]

Ryanair are believed to be pulling out of both Belfast Airports. Belfast City from 12th September and Belfast International from October 30th meaning there will be no direct Ryanair flights to Northern Ireland from November 2021.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1430140213469368331

 

[CM.]

Ryanair have ended talks with Boeing for the 737max-10 which is the largest version of the 737 max over a dispute with the prices. Could this lead Ryanair to go to rivals Airbus for new aircraft?….

Ryanair ends talks with Boeing over Max 10 order

Airline says it became clear last week pricing gap between them could not be closed

www.irishtimes.com

 

[JENNYJET]

I understood Ryanair opted for a single aircraft type to keep costs down. So, if Airbus gets the nod, would Mr. O'Leary dispose of the Boeing fleet?

 

[CM.]

I doubt it. if he did opt for the Airbus option. I cannot see him removing all those 737-800s and 737 Max’s to make way for Airbuses. Ryanair like to operate young aircraft in their fleet so until they’re at an age Ryanair deem them to old they will be kept in service.

Even if he did go to Airbus there’s no guarantee he will get a cheap deal with them either. It’s happened in the past with Airbus where he wanted planes at lower offers than Airbus were willing to accept. Hence the reason he stuck with Boeing as they gave him a good deal on the 737-800s and MAX-8s. But that doesn’t seem to be the case the 737-Max-10.

 

[CM.]

Ryanair will add a new destination to the list of many they serve: LA PALMA (In the Canary Islands)

There will be 2 new routes available to Madrid and Barcelona.

Madrid will be served 5 weekly
Barcelona will be 2 weekly

Sean M on Twitter

 

[jfy1999]

Ryanair are planning a major expansion at ZAG. I would be surprised if there were no new UK routes.

Ryanair chief to unveil new Zagreb base development

Ryanair to hold Zagreb press conference next Tuesday.

www.exyuaviation.com

 

[Jerry]

Ryanair are reportedly agreed a deal at Asturias to launch 6 routes:
April 2022
Barcelona
Brussels Charleroi
Düsseldorf Weeze
London Stansted
2023
Lisbon
Milan Bergamo

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1447603195413401604

 

[CM.]

Ryanair will launch 6 new routes from Billund for Summer 2022:

Bari
Ibiza
Madrid
Porto
Trapani
Turin

Source of info: SeanM1997 on twitter

 

[CM.]

Ryanair are also launching 11 new routes from Stockholm Arlanda in Summer 2022:

Beziers
Brindisi
Chania
Corfu
Lulea( New Ryanair airport)
Palma
Rome Fiumicino
Poznan
Visby( New Ryanair airport)
Wroclaw
Zadar.

Source of info: SeanM1997 on twitter

 

[CM.]

Ryanair to launch a new base from Funchal launching 10 new routes with 2 of those being in the UK. Manchester and London Stansted.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1463116128239161344