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Ryanair kündigt vier neue Strecken an
Dienstag 21. Juni 2005, 12:56 Uhr
LONDON (Dow Jones-VWD)--Die Ryanair Holdings plc, Dublin, hat vier neue Strecken von London-Stansted nach Frankreich, Litauen und Polen sowie eine größere Frequenz der Flüge auf schon bestehenden Routen angekündigt. Ab dem 22. September bzw dem 30. Oktober würden erstmals und täglich die Ziele Grenoble, Kaunas (Litauen), Poznan und Lodz (beide Polen) angeflogen, teilte das Unternehmen am Dienstag mit. Zudem sollten die Flüge nach Derry, Sevilla, Granada, Riga und Tampere häufiger als bisher stattfinden.
Mit den neuen Zielen in Polen werde Ryanair zukünftig Verbindungen zu sieben Städten in Polen anbieten, sagte Michael O'Leary, CEO des Unternehmens. Er erwartet durch die neuen Flugstrecken und die häufigeren Flüge auf bestehenden Routen jährlich insgesamt 650.000 Fluggäste mehr. Allein die Strecke nach Kaunas soll im ersten Jahr über 100.000 neue Fluggäste anziehen.
Ryanair kündigt vier neue Strecken an
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Lettland/Litauen/Estland, also die baltischen Staaten sind auch absolut mein Traumreiseziel im Moment... aber irgendwie hält mich die günstige Verbindung nach Irland (Shannon)- ja ich hab sie nicht nur einmal seit Start genutzt - noch davon ab... eigentlich albern, ich weiß. Irgendwann gehts dahin... hoffentlich ab Weeze 
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News Release: Ryanair
RYANAIR ANNOUNCES 4 NEW ROUTES
TO GRENOBLE (FRANCE), KAUNAS (LITHUANIA), POZNAN & LODZ (POLAND)
AT FARES FROM 99p*
Ryanair, Europe’s No. 1 low fares airline, today (Tuesday, 21st June 2005) announced four new routes to France, Lithuania and Poland. The new routes, which will commence on dates between 22nd September and 30th October 2005 will operate daily from London-Stansted to Grenoble, Kaunas, Lodz and Poznan. In addition, Ryanair also announced increased frequency on its existing routes from London Stansted to Derry, Seville, Granada, Riga and Tampere.
COMPARE THE FARES
ONE-WAY FARES FROM:
ROUTE AIRLINE RYANAIR % SAVING
Grenoble* Easyjet: £29 £0.99 97%
Kaunas** BA: £57 £3.99 93%
Poznan*** LOT: £87 £3.99 96%
Lodz**** BA: £57 £3.99 93%
Announcing the new routes in London today, Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary, said;
“We launched our first route in Poland just three months ago from London-Stansted to Wroclaw and with these two new routes to Lodz and Poznan, Ryanair will serve more Polish airports (7) directly from London that any other airline.
“We are delighted also to announce our first new route to Kaunas in Lithuania.
This route will operate daily and we expect to carry in excess of 100,000 passengers in our first year of operation.
“Our new daily service to Grenoble in south-east France means that UK passengers need no longer pay the high fares of Easyjet which are over 20 times** more expensive than Ryanair.
“Today’s announcement of increased frequency on our routes from London Stansted to Seville, Granada, Derry, Riga and Tampere will allow us to offer up to double daily flights to each of these exciting cities and will allow us to provide even more low fares and unbeatable punctuality for European consumers.
“These four new routes and additional frequencies will mean an additional 650,000 passengers per annum will save over £65M each year over the high fares charged by other airlines such as Easyjet, British Airways and LOT."
FARE TABLE
*Fare source: Easyjet website, one-way fares London Luton to Grenoble ex taxes booking 17.06.05, travel 23.09.05
**Fare source: BA website, one-way fares ex taxes from London Heathrow to Vilnius (closest airport) booking 17.06.05 for travel 25.09.05
***Fare source LOT website, one-way fares ex taxes London Heathrow to Poznan (via Warsaw) booking 17.06.05 for travel 23.09.05
****Fare source: BA website, one-way fares ex taxes from London Heathrow to Warsaw (closest airport) booking 17.06.05 for travel 30.10.05
All Ryanair fares one-way ex taxes. Where possible start date of routes have been chosen for comparison
Cheers,
White Cap
RYANAIR ANNOUNCES 4 NEW ROUTES
TO GRENOBLE (FRANCE), KAUNAS (LITHUANIA), POZNAN & LODZ (POLAND)
AT FARES FROM 99p*
Ryanair, Europe’s No. 1 low fares airline, today (Tuesday, 21st June 2005) announced four new routes to France, Lithuania and Poland. The new routes, which will commence on dates between 22nd September and 30th October 2005 will operate daily from London-Stansted to Grenoble, Kaunas, Lodz and Poznan. In addition, Ryanair also announced increased frequency on its existing routes from London Stansted to Derry, Seville, Granada, Riga and Tampere.
COMPARE THE FARES
ONE-WAY FARES FROM:
ROUTE AIRLINE RYANAIR % SAVING
Grenoble* Easyjet: £29 £0.99 97%
Kaunas** BA: £57 £3.99 93%
Poznan*** LOT: £87 £3.99 96%
Lodz**** BA: £57 £3.99 93%
Announcing the new routes in London today, Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary, said;
“We launched our first route in Poland just three months ago from London-Stansted to Wroclaw and with these two new routes to Lodz and Poznan, Ryanair will serve more Polish airports (7) directly from London that any other airline.
“We are delighted also to announce our first new route to Kaunas in Lithuania.
This route will operate daily and we expect to carry in excess of 100,000 passengers in our first year of operation.
“Our new daily service to Grenoble in south-east France means that UK passengers need no longer pay the high fares of Easyjet which are over 20 times** more expensive than Ryanair.
“Today’s announcement of increased frequency on our routes from London Stansted to Seville, Granada, Derry, Riga and Tampere will allow us to offer up to double daily flights to each of these exciting cities and will allow us to provide even more low fares and unbeatable punctuality for European consumers.
“These four new routes and additional frequencies will mean an additional 650,000 passengers per annum will save over £65M each year over the high fares charged by other airlines such as Easyjet, British Airways and LOT."
FARE TABLE
*Fare source: Easyjet website, one-way fares London Luton to Grenoble ex taxes booking 17.06.05, travel 23.09.05
**Fare source: BA website, one-way fares ex taxes from London Heathrow to Vilnius (closest airport) booking 17.06.05 for travel 25.09.05
***Fare source LOT website, one-way fares ex taxes London Heathrow to Poznan (via Warsaw) booking 17.06.05 for travel 23.09.05
****Fare source: BA website, one-way fares ex taxes from London Heathrow to Warsaw (closest airport) booking 17.06.05 for travel 30.10.05
All Ryanair fares one-way ex taxes. Where possible start date of routes have been chosen for comparison
Cheers,
White Cap
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