Ryanair is set to fly to 24 new holiday destinations from the UK for summer 2020.
The budget airline has announced a list of new routes, including Vienna, Alicante and Prague from UK airports after resuming international flights on July 1.
Of these new routes 11 were winter destinations that have been extended into the summer, reports The Mirror.
It comes as cut fares by 15 per cent on 500,000 seats for travel in August and September.
Ryanair's new routes summer 2020
Bristol to Vienna
Edinburgh to Bucharest
Edinburgh to Bydgoszcz
Exeter to Alicante
Manchester to Pisa
Manchester to Kerry
Manchester to Paris Beauvais
Manchester to Copenhagen
Manchester to Rodez
Manchester to Katowice
Manchester to Milan Malpensa
Manchester to Prague
London Southend to Bergerac
London Southend to Marseille
London Southend to Girona
London Southend to Bucharest
London Southend to Vilnius
London Stansted to Essaouira
London Stansted to Dresden
London Stansted to Cluj
London Stansted to Kosice
London Stansted to Terceira
Luton to Krakow
Luton to Seville
Ryanair is restoring almost 90% of its route network but frequencies will be lower than normal, with just 40% of its normal July capacity.
Passengers will have to wear face masks or face coverings as part of enhanced safety and hygiene measures.
Ryanair Group’s chief executive, Michael O'Leary, said: "We expect in July to carry more than 4.5 million customers, many of them families taking well earned Mediterranean holidays after the severe challenges of the Covid-19 lockdown, home schooling, etc.
"These 1,000 daily flights mark an important turning point for Ryanair and for the tourism industry of Europe, which supports so many jobs and small businesses.
