Ryanair adds extra rugby flights for France World Cup
Ryanair is adding extra flights for next month’s Rugby World Cup in France.
Ryanair is offering extra capacity on key routes to Marseille, Nice and Paris to take fans to the big games.
There are 30 additional flights now available to book departing Edinburgh, Manchester, and London.
Ryanair’s Director of Marketing, Dara Brady, said: “We’ve had record bookings from rugby fans travelling this year for what is set to be a spectacular Rugby World Cup.”
“We are excited to be adding additional flights between the UK and France on key routes.
There are extra Rugby flights from London Stansted and Manchester for the England vs. Argentina match and England vs. Japan from London-Stansted
There are also more Edinburgh departures for Scotland’s games against South Africa and Ireland in Marseille and Paris.
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