14 January 2025
New Ryanair flights from Pescara
For Abruzzo airport two aircraft based and 19 routes, of which 5 are new: Wroclaw, Cagliari, Milan Malpensa, Kaunas and Valencia
Ryanair has announced a record summer 2025 schedule for Abruzzo airport, with 30% growth, new routes and an additional aircraft based.
Ryanair flights to Pescara:
- 1 more based aircraft (2 in total - $200 million investment in total)
- 19 destinations, including 5 new routes: Wroclaw, Cagliari, Milan (Malpensa), Kaunas and Valencia
- Over 160 weekly flights, including 1 daily flight to Turin and 2 daily flights to Milan Malpensa
- Over 1 million passengers per year (+30% growth)
- Support for over 950 jobs in total.
Ryanair has launched a three-day promotion with fares starting from €29.99 for travel to/from Pescara until the end of August, available on ryanair.com (offer subject to availability).
The connection with Milan Malpensa is a new airport for Abruzzo Airport users, to which are added the other destinations, including Spain, Sardinia, Poland and, for the first time, Lithuania.
Edited by the Editorial staff, Avion Tourism Magazine
Text source: Ryanair Press Office
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