21 November 2024
Ryanair flights from Pisa
36 total routes, 8 aircraft and 3 new connections to Oslo, Reggio Calabria and Zagreb
Ryanair has unveiled its 2024 winter schedule from Galileo Galilei Airport, bringing important news for travelers and the local economy.
The winter operation will be supported by 8 aircraft based in Pisa, including a Gamechanger model, representing a total investment of 800 million dollars. This economic support translates into more than 3,000 local jobs and an expected increase in air traffic of up to 3.9 million passengers per year, an increase of 12% compared to the previous period.
Among the most eagerly awaited innovations for winter 2024, travelers will be able to count on three new connections for:
- Oslo (Torp Airport): A gateway to explore Norway's natural wonders.
- Reggio Calabria: to discover the beauties of the tip of the Italian boot.
- Zagreb: the Croatian capital, rich in culture and history.
In addition, Ryanair will increase frequencies on high-demand routes such as Budapest, London, Malaga and Paris, making European destinations even more accessible.
By the Editorial of Avion Tourism Magazine
Text source and photo: Copyright © Ryanair Press Office
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