Europe`s largest low-cost air carrier Ryanair will start flights from Lviv to Memmingen (Germany) in September this year, a month earlier than the target, due to the great demand from Ukrainians, according to Ryanair`s press service.
Ryanair marked the upcoming launch of its new flight Lviv – Memmingen by releasing tickets at prices starting from EUR 19.99 for October and November, which are available for booking on Ryanair.com until midnight May 18, the press service said.
Ryanair`s Sales and Marketing Manager for CEE Olga Pawlonka said that the airline was pleased to announce that the new flight Lviv – Memmingen, which is to operate twice a week, would be launched two months earlier than previously planned, offering the lowest fares to Ukrainian businessmen and holidaymakers, according to the airline`s press service.
Earlier, on March 15, Europe`s largest low-cost air carrier Ryanair announced the launch of 11 flights from Kyiv and Lviv starting October 30, 2017.
Ryanair would launch flights to Stockholm, Manchester, London and Eindhoven from Kyiv. Lviv airport will service flights to London, Eindhoven, Berlin, Wroclaw, Krakow, Budapest and Memmingen. Flights from Lviv to Eindhoven, London, Berlin, Budapest and Memmingen will operate twice a week, whereas those to Krakow and Wroclaw are scheduled three times a week.
However, due to the high demand for tickets, the airline announced the launch of Lviv-Berlin, Lviv-London and Kyiv-London flights as early as September 2017.
On April 26, Ukrainian Infrastructure Minister Volodymyr Omelyan said that Ryanair had reached an agreement with Ukraine`s largest state-owned international airport Boryspil and Danylo Halytskyi International Airport ”Lviv” regarding this year`s flight schedule.
