No-frills airline Ryanair mas announced its 2021 recovery schedule with a range of new routes from airports across the UK - and fares from just £19.99.
Its revised schedule include new destinations from Manchester, Liverpool and Scotland which will carry an estimated combined 10 million extra passengers.
The programme from Glasgow, Edinburgh, Prestwick and Aberdeen airport includes more than 100 flights to operate during the remainder of 2021.
Ryanair’s director of commercial, Jason McGuinness, said: "We are pleased to announce our recovery schedules for Scotland which will deliver 4.7 million passengers per annum across 78 routes including new summer and winter routes to exciting destinations such as Naples, Zadar and Turin.
"To celebrate, we are releasing seats for sale, with fares available from just £19.99 for travel until the end of October, which are available to book until midnight Thursday, July 22.
"Since these amazing low prices will be snapped up quickly, customers should log onto www.ryanair.com and avoid missing out.”
Meanwhile, more than 315 weekly flights to 67 destinations are planned from Manchester. with the potential for 5.1 million passengers a year.
New summer routes are to Bucharest, Knock, Santorini and Verona while the winter scheduled sees the addition of Kaunas, Pahphos, Poznan, Suceava in Romania and Zagreb.
In total, Ryanair plans to fly 67 routes with more than 315 flights a week in summer from Manchester and 65 with 295 weekly flights in winter.
The Liverpool restart aims to serve 1.9 million passengers a year with 32 summer routes and 110 weekly flights. Winter includes 28 routes served by 88 weekly flights.
Services include Rome, Kos, Kosice in Slovakia, Kaunas and Zadar with Arlanda, Milan, Paris, Sibiu and Tallinn added for the winter.
It will also operate twice-weekly services to Milan Bergamo, Italy; Paris Beauvais, France; Tallinn, Estonia; and Sibiu, Romania, from the end of October.
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