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Ryanair looks at Eastern Europe and North Africa

Dublin, Ireland - New routes in Morocco were announced and three more bases are about to be launched

Ryanair aims at North Africa, as its British rival, easyJet, and mainly at Eastern Europe. The Irish low-cost carrier announced new routes to Morocco, but the management keeps on preferring new destinations in ex-Yugoslavia and ex-Soviet Union Countries. The announcement of three more new bases are expected within the end of the year, while the routes currently operated amount to 351. Among future...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 145865
Rome, Italy, 07/27/2006 19:57
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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