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Ryanair boost for Edinburgh Airport
New route to Norway and increased number of flights to Germany.
Edinburgh Airport is to offer a new route to Norway from the budget airway Ryair, which bosses hope could mean 45,000 more passengers at the airport every year.
Ryanair unveiled plans to fly the new route to Haugesund on the west coast of Norway. The airline also revealed it is to increase the number of flights to Bremen in Germany.
The announcement means Ryanair will now be flying 29 routes from the city, up from just seven a year ago.
Airport managing director Gordon Dewar said: "It is a huge vote of confidence in the Edinburgh market and a real demonstration of the airline's commitment to the Scottish capital."
Haugesund is home to the Norwegian International Film festival, as well as a jazz festival held in August every year.
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New route to Norway and increased number of flights to Germany.
Edinburgh Airport is to offer a new route to Norway from the budget airway Ryair, which bosses hope could mean 45,000 more passengers at the airport every year.
Ryanair unveiled plans to fly the new route to Haugesund on the west coast of Norway. The airline also revealed it is to increase the number of flights to Bremen in Germany.
The announcement means Ryanair will now be flying 29 routes from the city, up from just seven a year ago.
Airport managing director Gordon Dewar said: "It is a huge vote of confidence in the Edinburgh market and a real demonstration of the airline's commitment to the Scottish capital."
Haugesund is home to the Norwegian International Film festival, as well as a jazz festival held in August every year.
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