08 November 2024
Ryanair's new winter schedule from Ancona
Celebrating 25 years of business at the airport and new travel opportunities at competitive fares
Ryanair celebrated its 25 years of flights operated at Ancona International Airport, presenting its operational schedule for winter 2024. The airline began its operations in 1999 with the first flight from London, becoming the first low-cost carrier to land in Ancona and helping to carry over 4.3 million passengers in these years.
Alexander D'Orsogna, CEO of Ancona International Airport, added: "Ryanair represents a strategic partner for our airport and the entire catchment area, facilitating connections with Italian and European destinations and attracting a growing flow of tourists to the Marche region."
Edited by the Editorial staff, Avion Tourism Magazine
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