Ryanair announce additional flights from East Midlands and Liverpool

Ryanair announce additional flights from East Midlands and Liverpool.

People looking to get away for weekend breaks now have more options thanks to Ryanair announcing new routes from Liverpool and East Midlands airports.

From October, passengers flying from Liverpool will also be able to fly to Gdansk, Scezecin, Knock and Faro - bringing the total number of destinations available from Ryanair at Liverpool's John Lennon Airport to 45.

East Midlands sees Faro, Fuertaventura and Prague as new destinations - with 38 destinations now available from Ryanair at this airport. There will be three flights a week to Fuertaventure, three flights a week to Faro and four flights a week to Prague.

The new routes are available to purchase immediately from the Ryanair website and in typical Ryanair style, the new routes are on sale from £31 for Liverpool and £26 from East Midlands airports.

Ryanair's immense expansion of routes gives passengers a huge range of travel destinations across all of Europe.

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