Ryanair launches 22 new routes from Lisbon!
With the addition of three new planes to Lisbon, Ryanair, announced a massive expansion of its operations in the Portuguese Capital with a total of 22 new routes to Spain, Morocco, Germany, Malta, Denmark, Italy, UK and Poland! Operations start in late October!
In a press release, Ryanair Announced an “investment of 300 Milton dollars in Lisbon Airport, to which it will allocate three new planes from November forward (to a total of seven aircraft in the Portuguese Base) as part of its winter schedule for 2021”.
New Routes:
Lisbon – Agadir – Lisbon (4x week)
Lisbon – Barcelona – Lisbon (4x week)
Lisbon – Madrid – Lisbon (4x week)
Lisboa – Alicante – Lisbon (3x week)
Lisbon – Tenerife – Lisbon (3x week)
Lisbon – Lanzarote – Lisbon (3x week)
Lisbon – Billund – Lisbon (2x week)
Lisbon – Karlsruhe-Baden-Baden – Lisbon (2x week)
Lisbon – Oujda – Lisbon (2x week)
Lisbon – Perpignan – Lisbon (2x week)
Lisbon – Brest – Lisbon (2x week)
Lisbon – Palermo – Lisbon (2x week)
Lisbon – Marrakech – Lisbon (2x week)
Lisbon – Birmingham – Lisbon (2x week)
Lisbon – Alghero – Lisbon (2x week)
Lisbon – Bournemouth – Lisbon (2x week)
Lisbon – Fez – Lisbon (2x week)
Lisbon – Bari – Lisbon (2x week)
Lisbon – Cologne – Lisbon (2x week)
Lisbon – Wroclaw – Lisbon (2x week)
Lisbon – Tours – Lisbon (2x week)
Lisbon – Malta – Lisbon (2x week)
Baggage policy:
Priority Boarding passengers: 2 free carry-on bags (1 cabin bag 55 × 40 × 20 cm, up to 10 kg plus 1 small bag (40 x 20 x 25 cm)
Non-priority passengers: 1 small carry-on bag (40 x 20 x 25 cm)
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