To celebrate Black Friday 2021, Ryanair again launched its 1 + 1 ticket sale!

You can now get Buy 1 Get 1 free flight ticket with Ryanair.

This promotion is valid only today and tomorrow 26th November 2021 on all routes.

Travel dates allowed are Dec 1, 2020 – Feb 18, 2021.

BOOK HERE via Ryanair’s official website before it’s gone!

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Ryanair launched a nice promotion to counter-attack Wizz Air’s 50% off sale from yesterday.

You can now get 1 + 1 free flight ticket if you travel in group of 2 passengers!

This Buy 1 Get 1 Free promotion is valid only today until 18:00 GMT and on selected routes and flights only.

After checking Ryanair’s website we can say it’s valid for about half of the flights which is still pretty good.

You will clearly find such flight with the black 1+1 banner.

Travel dates allowed for this offer are from today until end of October 2020, ideal for late summer getaway.

As always, be sure to check all COVID regulations and entry restrictions in your destination.

Hurry up and book your ticket now on Ryanair.com.

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If you hurry up, you can use Ryanair’s Buy 1 Get 1 free sale.

This offer is valid only today across the whole Europe.

If you buy ticket for 2 passengers, you pay only for one, so you get a huge 50% discount.

This promotion is valid only to selected destinations which amount to roughly 50% of all routes operated by Ryanair, but despite this limitation there is a plenty of offers to choose from.

Travel dates are in July and August which is the main season.

Hurry up and get your free ticket directly from ryanair.com.

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Ryanair again offers one-way tickets for only €5!

You can fly across whole Europe for only €5 per flight.

To make the deal even better, No change fee is charged if you decide to reschedule your trip.

There are 10 000 discounted tickets per each country, the promotion is valid only today and travel dates are in November and December 2020.

BOOK NOW to get this price!

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Ryanair launched a massive sale and offers 1 million seats for only €5 across whole Europe.

The Irish low cost airline states it’s the biggest sale of 2020!

This 48 special promotion is valid only today and tomorrow for travel dates in September and October 2020.

It applies to pretty much every airport across Europe.

Hurry up and BOOK YOUR TICKET now!

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The airline previously cut the number of flights in October to around 40% of normal levels, but is now extending the reduction through November to March, down from the 60% previously planned. It is still hoping to keep its planes 70% full, in order to break even and “minimise cash burn”.

“There will regrettably be more redundancies at those small number of cabin crew bases, where we have still not secured agreement on working time and pay cuts, which is the only alternative,” said Michael O’Leary, Ryanair’s chief executive.

“While we deeply regret these winter schedule cuts they have been forced upon us by government mismanagement of EU air travel.”

Ryanair, along with other European airlines and airports, had been lobbying for a harmonised approach to air travel during the pandemic, to ensure – at the least – more predictable and consistent rules on cross-border travel.

However, the European council agreed a recommendation only this week, issuing guidance on restrictions for member states that fell far below the aviation industry’s hopes.

Ryanair said it was “inevitable” that pilots and cabin crew would also have to take more unpaid leave and participate in job sharing this winter, adding that it was a better outcome than “mass job losses”.

The airline said it would maintain most of its winter route network, but offer fewer flights. It is already temporarily shutting bases this winter in Cork and Shannon in Ireland and in Toulouse, France.

It will now cut the number of flights from bases including those in Austria, Belgium, Germany, Portugal and Spain.

Ryanair has also cut its full-year traffic forecast to 38 million passengers, down from 50 million. Last year it had 149 million passengers.

“This guidance could be further revised downwards if EU governments continue to mismanage air travel and impose more lockdowns this winter,” the airline said.

“We continue to actively manage our cost base to be prepared for the inevitable rebound and recovery of short-haul air travel in Europe once an effective Covid-19 vaccine is developed.”

Ryanair shares fell almost 4% on news of the schedule cuts. EasyJet’s stock dropped by a similar amount.

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Whilst massive, the loss is unsprising as the quarter included an almost total grounding of air traffic due to the Coronavirus pandemic.

The airline says that traffic fell 99% during the period.

Ryanair says that while traffic is recovering, it is now operating 40% of its schedule.

“It is impossible to predict how long the Covid-19 pandemic will persist” adding that “a 2^nd wave of Covid-19 cases across Europe in late autumn (when the annual flu season commences) is our biggest fear right now”.

The airline expects to record a smaller loss in Quarter 3 of 2020 as it continues to increases its flying schedule.

Its main competitor Wizz Air announced €108m loss in Q2 2020.

The Central and Eastern-European focused budget airline reported a 93.2% drop in the number of passengers carried over the three months to 30 June to reach 707,184.

Nonetheless, the company’s boss, József Váradi, highlighted how the firm’s total cash balance had dipped just 3% to £1,587.9m while by end June the company was operating at near 70% capacity versus an average of 11.5% in the first quarter.

“This gives Wizz Air important operational momentum going into the summer season,” he said.

On a statutory basis, the net loss for the second quarter amounted to €108.0m, against €72.4m of profits a year earlier.

Load factor meanwhile was at 55.5% over the quarter, down from 93.7%, meaning that what planes did remain in the air were just over half full.

Making the most of a bad situation, the carrier launched 200 new routes during the quarter, opening new bases in Albania, Cyprus, Italy, Ukraine, Germany, Romania and Russia.

It also launched a Cabin Crew-to-Captain programme to allow aspiring Wizz Air cabin crew to train as pilots.

A total of 22 aircraft were re-allocated across its network, and two brand new A321-neo were scheduled to begin plying a new route to Abu Dhabi starting from 1 October.

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Ryanair just launched a massive sale on ALL ROUTES in Europe!

You can now buy one way tickets from only €4!

Most tickets sell for €5 which is an incredible price.

This means you can get return flight for €8 or €10!!

This sale ends today at 7 PM CET so you better hurry up.

Also the cheap seats are limited of course so there’s no time to wait.

Travel dates are in April and May.

Two cabin bags are included in the price of this ticket, check-in luggage is extra.

Example routes:

• Prague – London
• Bratislava – Berlin
• London – Bordeaux
• Nuremberg – Milan
• Faro – London
• Berlin – Bucurest
• Prague – Brussels
• Warsaw – Leeds
• London – Zaragoza
• Glasgow – Brussels
• Ostrava – Milan
• Edinburgh – Krakow
• Berlin – Toulouse
• Manchester – Hamburg
• Pisa – Leeds
• Budapest – Bristol
• Zadar – Bristol
• Warsaw – Newcastle
• … and many more!

Book now at Ryanair.com.

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Ryanair has been hit with a €3m fine by the Italian competition authority in relation to its hand luggage policy, while Wizz Air was fined €1m for its policies.

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The infamous Irish low-cost airline will fly from Prague to Bordeaux in France!

First flight will start on 27th October 2019.

There will be one flight per week in each direction:

Prague – Bordeaux: each Thursday 18:55 – 21:15

Bordeaux – Prague: each Sunday 16:10 – 18:30

This is a great combination for extended weekend in this beautiful French town in the middle of the wine region.

There’s already Volotea operating on the same route so we can expect a price battle.

The first tickets are available for roughly €90 for return tickets, but we will surely see lower price soon.

This is already Ryanair’s 32nd destination from Prague.

In other news, Ryanair today also announced opening of new base in Toulouse in France. Starting from October 2019, the airline will serve 20 destinations, including these 11 completely new towns: Alicante, Brest, Budapest, Lille, Luxembourg, Marseille, Oujda, Palermo, Porto, Tangier and Valencia

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UPDATE 21.11.: Some flights from Berlin available for only €1 one-way now, including Alicante, Faro, Malaga, Bari or Mallorca! E.g. return ticket Berlin-Alicante 13.12-18.12. for just €2, or Berlin-Malaga 5.12.-12.12. for €2 as well! Book here.

Ryanair just launched a really great Cyber Week Sale and you can get some nice deals.

One-way tickets are now available for only €5 across whole Europe!

This means you can book return ticket for just €10 on almost all routes!

The promotion is valid only today 19th November 2018 until midnight (it might be prolonged as usual).

Travel dates are in December 2018 and January 2019.

Please consider Ryanair recently changed their baggage policy and now includes only small cabin bag up to 40 cm in the price – you have to pay €6 extra for standard cabin luggage up to 55 cm for each flight.

Some available routes with €5 tickets (and vice-versa):

• London – Barcelona
• London – Alicante
• Prague – Edinburgh
• Berlin – London
• Brno – London
• London – Cagliari
• London – Copenhagen
• Faro – London
• Krakow – London
• London – Malta
• Milan – London
• Ostrava – London
• Seville – London
• Vilnius – London
• Zaragoza – Brussels
• Santiago – Milan
• Madrid – Tenerife
• Dublin – Santander
• Lanzarote – Sevilla
• Mallorca – Manchester
• Dusseldorf – Alicante

Book fast via ryanair.com, this will be gone soon!

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Wizz Air announced today that the company also cancels free 10 kg cabin bag, following Ryanair’s very same decision just two weeks ago.

Starting from 1st November 2018, you will be entitled only to small cabin bag up to 40 x 30 x 20 cm and weight up to 10 kg.

This is a size of small backpack, notebook or handbag, definitely not a regular backpack.

Only passengers who purchased Wizz Priority boarding (starting from €5 one-way) will be entitled to standard “big” cabin bag as well, with sizes up to 55 x 40 x 23 cm.

Another new option will be to pay for this big cabin bag, which will cost €7 one-way.

This means Wizz Air basically copied Ryanair’s new cabin bag policy.

Effectively it will require you now to pay at least €10 extra for return flight if you want to travel with standard cabin bag up to 55 cm.

If you booked a Wizz Air flight before today (10th October 2018) with departure after 1st November 2018, you will still get free “big” 10 kg cabin bag.

We are sad to see such news which make it virtually impossible to travel without paying extra either for priority boarding or for big cabin bag.

Luckily the prices of low cost flights have been steadily decreasing over last few years so you simply have to count with this extra cost while purchasing the tickets.

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