One of Europe’s largest airlines, Ryanair has announced an additional 3,000 flights to take off across the continent during the October holidays.
This addition to their flight plan will give UK families the chance to get lower price holiday getaways to the sunny beaches of Europe, with over 550,000 additional seats now available.
Holiday treats for all passengers
Customers of the airline can now choose from a staggering 190 European destinations for their holiday treat, while also enjoying the allocated seating available.
Free carry-on bags, reduced fees, a new app and website along with mobile boarding passes are just some of the treats families can benefit from when travelling to their holiday location with Ryanair.
The airline are also launching the Family Extra and Business Plus initiatives to ensure all travellers get the best possible treatment during the October holidays.
To celebrate these new additions the airline is launching a winter sale with fares starting at just £19.99.
Delivering more than just lower prices
Robin Kiely from Ryanair commented that the airline is extremely “pleased” to be announcing these additional seats across the entire European network for the October holiday season.
“European customers and visitors already choose Ryanair for our low fares, industry leading customer service and great route choice,” he explained.
Kiely also noted that due to updates made on their planes and jets, travellers are now able to use their electronic devices throughout the entire journey, further increasing the customer experience.
With these prices set to snap up quickly, Kiely recommends that those planning a trip away to get their annual tan should log onto their website to check out the best deals.
If you’re thinking of travelling abroad this October, it’s important to ensure you have European travel insurance booked in advance.
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