Beginning next year, RYANAIR will operate three additional routes from Bournemouth Airport.
The spending plan Tickets for Irish Airlines' April 2025 service expansion to three new European destinations are currently available.
In addition to flights to Rhodes and Fuerteventura in the Canary Islands, there will be a brand-new service to Chania on the Greek island of Crete.
Beginning on June 2, 2025, flights to Chania will run on Mondays and Saturdays; Rhodes will run on Wednesdays and Sundays starting on June 1; and Fuerteventura on Tuesdays and Fridays starting on April 1.
As a result, Ryanair now has its largest schedule ever from Hurn, with 23 destinations available from the airport for the upcoming year.
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"The Greek islands and Canaries are always very popular and have been a mainstay of our schedules for many years," stated Steve Gill, managing director of Bournemouth Airport.
"The addition of these three twice-weekly destinations with Ryanair, including a brand new route to Chania, means local people will have even more choice and flexibility for their summer breaks."
According to recent data from Bournemouth Airport, more than 840,000 passengers travelled between April and October this summer, an increase of more than 103,000 over the same period previous year.
This puts the airport on pace to reach a milestone not seen since 2008: more than one million passengers in 2024.
Since its 1996 debut, Ryanair has expanded from a single route to Dublin to 20 places, and in August, it celebrated 10 million passengers travelling with it at Bournemouth Airport.
Over 600 employment were supported by Ryanair's $200 million investment in operating 120 weekly flights on 20 routes this summer.
Hurn Airport is also undergoing a multi-million-pound upgrade as demand for the airport rises.
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There are plans to expand the terminal ,and enhanced security measures have been implemented to expedite the time it takes for passengers to board the aircraft.
Jet2 will arrive at the airport for the first time in February, bringing with it two aircraft.
Due to demand, Jet2's launch was accelerated by two months, and in 2025, it will offer 20 flights around Europe, the Canary Islands, and the Mediterranean.
Because of the high demand for Jet2's vacations, the Leeds-Bradford-based airline plans to launch a second aircraft in 2026.
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