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Oct 27, 2005
Ryanair is targeting
an increase in traffic between UK
and Poland
with the scheduled introduction of five more Polish destinations to its
portfolio. Starting October 30, Ryanair will commence daily flights from London
Stansted to Bydgoszcz, Szczecin,
Rzeszow, Lodz and
Gdansk. These
cities, when added to the airline’s current Polish routes to Poznan,
Wroclaw and Krakow,
will bring the total number of Polish cities served by Ryanair to 8.
According to Peter
Sherrard, Ryanair’s Head of Communications, this will be the first time that Bydgoszcz, Szczecin, Rzeszow, Lodz and Gdansk will be linked from the UK with direct low fare services. “Advance
bookings on these routes have been phenomenal with over 200,000 seats already
sold. Ryanair will carry over 1 million passengers on its 13 routes to 8 Polish
cities in the coming year,” Sherrard boldly predicted.
Seats on these and
Ryanair’s other routes are being discounted by £5 per flight, or £10 per return
flight starting the 21st of October until midnight of October 27, 2005.
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