Ryanair
Ryanair is an Irish low-cost airline headquartered in Dublin, the country’s capital. We kindly inform all interested parties that Dublin Airport is located about 10 kilometers north of the city center and offers passengers numerous bars, cafes, restaurants, stores and two hotels. There is also wireless Internet access at the airport.
Ryanair – where do they fly?
The carrier’s planes serve nearly a hundred airports in Europe. However, when it comes to Poland itself, here the machines land in several places. Here are examples:
– Ignacy Jan Paderewski Bydgoszcz International Airport – known as Bydgoszcz Airport,
– Gdansk Lech Walesa Airport – originally known as Gdansk Rebiechowo,
– Katowice Wojciech Korfanty International Airport in Pyrzowice,
– John Paul II Krakow-Balice International Airport,
– Lublin Airport located in the city of Świdnik,
– Lodz Wladyslaw Reymont Airport,
– Olsztyn-Mazury Airport,
– Poznań-Ławica Airport named after Henryk Wieniawski,
– Rzeszów-Jasionka Airport,
– Szczecin-Goleniów NSZZ “Solidarity” Airport,
– Warsaw/Modlin Airport ,
– Wroclaw Mikolaj Kopernik Airport located on the Strachowice estate.
See also: Ryanair on-board catalog.
Ryanair – history
It will probably come as no surprise to anyone that Ryanair airlines are the largest low-cost airlines in Europe. Their popularity is growing every year, and customers appreciate the possibility of cheap travel.
Ryanair was established decades ago, in 1985 to be exact. Its founders were Tony Ryan, actually Thomas Anthony Ryan – an Irish businessman and multimillionaire – and his children. Later that year (i.e. 1985), the first route between Waterford and London-Gatwick was launched, and in the following years – the route network was significantly expanded. 1400 routes are really impressive. In Poland, Ryanair appeared in 2005, and its inaugural flight was on the route Wroclaw Mikolaj Kopernik Airport – London-Stansted Airport. It is also important to note that the carrier boasts a relatively young and very green fleet.
Choice of booking class
Passengers, using Ryanair’s services, have several fares at their disposal – “Standard”, “Plus”, “Flexi Plus” and “Family Plus”. The cheapest travel option is the “Standard” fare, which – apart from the flight – does not give travelers any bonuses or privileges. On the other hand, slightly more conveniences await customers of the “Plus” fare, which guarantees priority boarding, a choice of seats on the plane and the ability to take one piece of checked baggage with them. And “Flexi Plus?” This option additionally allows you to modify your flight date. The last fare, as you may have already noticed, is “Family Plus,” which is perfect for families with children.
Additional services you can use when flying with Ryanair airlines
– The ability to check in online.
– Access to paid snacks and drinks.
– Access to an in-flight store offering cosmetics, perfume, jewelry and various gadgets.
