29 August 2023
Ryanair's direct flights to Rovaniemi from Italy
Direct flights between Rovaniemi airport and Milan Bergamo airport take off in November for the 2023-2024 winter season
On 4 November 2023, Ryanair will start direct flights between Rovaniemi Airport and Milan Bergamo Airport. The route will be flown twice a week, on Tuesdays and Saturdays, throughout the 2023–2024 winter season. The route for Rovaniem will be operated with B737 aircraft, and the flights can be booked.
Milan Bergamo Airport is located on the outskirts of the City of Bergamo, with easy access to Milan and other cities in Northern Italy.
Ryanair will fly five direct routes from Rovaniemi Airport in the winter.
The new route is already Ryanair’s fifth route from Rovaniemi Airport. The airline will resume flying its last winter’s routes to Dublin, Charleroi in Brussels and Stansted in London. One more weekly flight will be added for all these routes for the upcoming winter season. In addition, Ryanair will launch a new route to Liverpool in October 2023.
“Ryanair’s international routes from Rovaniemi are great additions to Finavia airports’ route offering. Like our other airports in Lapland, Rovaniemi Airport now will offer even better connections with the rest of the world for the winter season,” says Petri Vuori, Finavia’s Senior Vice President responsible for route development.
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