Flights With Ryanair
Flights With Ryanair - Our Guide
Ryanair flies from 17 airports across the UK to loads of European destinations, ranging from sunny holiday locations like Tenerife, Majorca and Rhodes, to cities ideal for weekend getaways, like Pisa, Barcelona and Porto. And one of the great things about Ryanair, is that they fly from a number of regional airports too, meaning you don't have to trapse to a big city airport in order to fly. Plus with flights starting from just £4.99, you can getaway for far less than you might have thought.
Where Does Ryanair Fly From?
Of the 17 airports in the UK that Ryanair flies from, most offer year-round flights and to a great deal of destinations. Ryanair's main UK bases including London Stansted, Manchester, Glasgow, Liverpool and East Midlands, although they do also offer flights from smaller airports like Newquay to Alicante.
While not having the best customer service reputation, they do have a very good on-time performance, often adding in time to flight schedules to make up time in case of any delays.
With the huge growth in low-cost airline travel in recent years, a number of other airlines have taken their low-cost service to long-haul flights, like Edinburgh to New York or Gatwick to Los Angeles. Ryanair on the other hand have very much remained in Europe, although still flying to destinations as far as Israel, the Canary Islands and the Ukraine.
Ryanair also offers intra-Europe flights from bases like Pisa, Madrid and Budapest, just in case you're after flights within Europe and not just departing from the UK.
So with flights starting from as low as £4.99 per person each way (which often sounds too good to be true), here are some other things about Ryanair you should be aware of.