Ryanair announced its Winnter’22 schedule at its Leeds Bradford Airport base, with 15 routes in total to sun and city break destinations such as Alicante, Malaga, the Canary Islands, Riga, Warsaw and many more to beat the Winter blues. With 3 based aircraft, representing an investment of $300m and 90 direct local jobs, Ryanair will operate over 100 weekly flights for Winter’22 to give Leeds & Bradford residents most choice to top European destinations.
Ryanair’s Leeds Bradford Airport Winter 22 schedule will deliver:
- 3 based aircraft – $300m investment
- 15 total routes
- Over 100 weekly flights
- 90 direct jobs
This Winter, Ryanair is flying to a variety of destinations. Leeds & Bradford’s citizens can getaway to the sun on the Canary Islands or explore the cultural offerings of picturesque cities for a weekend getaway in Riga or Vilnius.
Ryanair’s Head of Communications, Jade Kirwan said: “Ryanair is pleased to announce its new Leeds Bradford Airport Winter schedule that offers 15 routes to exciting destinations such as Faro, Lanzarote and Riga. Over 100 weekly flights will give Leeds & Bradford citizens an abundance of choice when booking their next city break or Winter sun getaway. This Winter Ryanair is offering its UK customers lower fares and more certainty with their travel plans, as it operates a full schedule of over 3,000 daily flights with many new routes and unbeatable value for our customers and their families.
To allow our customers and visitors to/from Leeds Bradford to book their Winter holidays at the best possible fare, we are launching a seat sale with fares available from £24.99 for travel October’22 until March’23, which must be booked by Friday 21st October. Since these amazing low fares will be snapped up quickly, customers should log onto www.ryanair.com to avoid missing out.”
Nicola McMullen, Aviation Director at LBA, added: "It’s fantastic to extend our Winter 2022 schedule with Ryanair and offer access to some of the most in demand destinations at affordable prices. We’re excited to welcome passengers and holidaymakers over the coming months.”