Ryanair's fleet
Ryanair flies a fleet of more than 600 aircraft, with a further 340 Boeing 737s on order that will enable Ryanair to carry 300 million passengers per year by 2034. Ryanair has invested in new Boeing 737-8200 "Gamechanger" aircraft and, by 2034, will receive the new Boeing 737-MAX 10 aircraft that will carry 21% more passengers, burn 20% less fuel and be 50% quieter than the current Boeing 737-NG fleet.
Sustainability and innovation
Ryanair is committed to reducing its environmental impact and attentive to sustainability: thanks to the new Boeing 737-8200 aircraft, CO₂ emissions per passenger are reduced by 16%, with a 40% reduction in noise. The airline aims to become the most environmentally sustainable in Europe, with continuous investment in reducing emissions and the option for passengers to offset their carbon footprint.
Ryanair bases, airports and destinations
Ryanair offers flights from over 230 airports and has over 90 bases. Ryanair's most important European hub is at London Stansted Airport. In Italy, Ryanair's most important operational airport base is Milan Bergamo Airport .
In Italy Ryanair flies from the following airports
Countries where Ryanair flies
Onboard services
On board, Ryanair offers a snack and drink service that can be purchased through the Getaway Café menu and the option to purchase duty-free products. The company also offers the Ryanair app to conveniently manage bookings, check-ins and flight updates.
Luggage and travel rules
Ryanair has clear and transparent rules regarding baggage and travel procedures:
- Hand luggage: Each passenger is entitled to bring one small piece of personal luggage on board free of charge (maximum dimensions: 40 x 20 x 25 cm), to be placed under the seat.
- Additional carry-on baggage: Passengers who purchase the 2-piece carry-on bag option can bring a second piece of luggage on board (maximum dimensions: 55 x 40 x 20 cm, maximum 10 kg). This baggage must be placed in the overhead bin.
- Checked baggage: Ryanair offers 10kg and 20kg checked baggage options, which can be purchased during booking or at a later date. The allowance and fares vary by route and season. Checked baggage must be dropped off at the check-in counter at the airport, before the security check.
- Check-in: Online check-in is available up to 60 days before departure, for those who have purchased an assigned seat. Outward and return flights must be taken within 60 days prior to departure. Check-in opens 24 hours to 2 hours before for those who have not chosen their seat and are randomly assigned. There is an additional charge for check-in at the airport. If you do not check in online up to 2 hours before the scheduled departure time, you can check in at the airport up to 40 minutes before departure, but you will be charged an additional fee for check-in at the airport (not for Plus e Flexi Plus passengers).
- Travel requirements: It is the passenger's responsibility to ensure that he/she has the valid documents required for the destination (passport, visa if necessary). The company does not allow boarding without the documents in order.
- Boarding pass: The boarding pass is obtained via "My Bookings" on Ryanair.com or on the Ryanair app. Printing the boarding pass at the check-in counter at the airport incurs a surcharge to be paid for each passenger. Flights from an airport in Morocco, Turkey (excluding Dalaman Airport) or Tirana to the United Kingdom, must have a physical printout of the boarding pass and not a digital one.
The airline regularly changes its travel conditions, baggage rules, check-in and boarding passes, please check the Ryanair website on the Help Centre page.
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ICAO Code: RYR
Call sign: RYANAIR
Founded: 1984
Bases: 90 bases.
Fleet: Boeing 737-NG; Boeing 737-8200 "Gamechanger"
Destinations: Europe, Africa, Middle East.
Address: Corporate Head Office – Airside Business Park – Swords – County Dublin - Ireland
Website: www.ryanair.com
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