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Ryanair unveils biggest ever Dublin flight schedule
Ryanair just announced its biggest ever Dublin flight summer schedule with 130 routes.
It includes 14 new destinations including Asturias and Castellon in Spain, Kos, Stockholm, Genoa and Leipzig.
Ryanair’s Dublin flight schedule offers twice as many destinations as any other carrier.
Ryan has 33 based aircraft with over 2,000 weekly flights.
It equates to a 10% traffic increase on summer 2022.
There will be increased services to Berlin (24 weekly flights), Krakow (18 weekly flights) and Lisbon (32 weekly flights) among others
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