Ryanair: Could my prayers be answered?

[buddyboy]

Still not a single flight other than Dublin released. ALC available till the end of April then nothing. No flights to CRL after 13/11, KRK showing till end of April, AGP to end of March, no WMI after 13/11 and one random WRO flight on the 26/03....

Not looking great. Surely for forward bookings if there is a base coming it needs to be released soon?

[Bearsden]

Still not a single flight other than Dublin released. ALC available till the end of April then nothing. No flights to CRL after 13/11, KRK showing till end of April, AGP to end of March, no WMI after 13/11 and one random WRO flight on the 26/03....

Not looking great. Surely for forward bookings if there is a base coming it needs to be released soon?

You'd think so, but it was around mid-December last year when PIK's flights for S23 were released.

With the exception of Dublin I can't see any Ryanair beyond March - as WRO is seasonal the flight in Mar 2024 would be the start of the summer schedule

[awwdabaaby]

Do we really need another recap of the routes not on sale yet? We've had umpteen, we know

3 words - Boeing Max Delays

Sorry Mods

[Ekally1]

Fr I dont believe are finished on announcing new routes etc .. I would be patient and have fingers crossed

[Hialflyer]

Sean on X saying RYR have slots requested at Warsaw Copin for a GLA service in summer 24. Twice per week, Neither airport a base yet!!

https://x.com/SeanM1997/status/1731763675814416611?s=20

[buddyboy]

So FR announce another tranche of new routes (48 to be precise) and GLA not amongst them. Getting less hopeful by the day.

There's not a single Scottish route amongst them oddly

[Clive]

So FR announce another tranche of new routes (48 to be precise) and GLA not amongst them. Getting less hopeful by the day.

I get more hopefully by the day.

[Bearsden]

So FR announce another tranche of new routes (48 to be precise) and GLA not amongst them. Getting less hopeful by the day.

I get more hopefully by the day.

I'm afraid I don't Clive - delayed MAX deliveries, two signed airport deals nearby, and I suspect a soft market other than the peak school holidays

The problem with this press release is it basically says to the booking public that's it for Summer 2024

RYANAIR LAUNCHES SUMMER 2024 SCHEDULE WITH OVER 37 MILLION SEATS FOR THE UK
BOOK EARLY FOR LOWEST FARES FROM JUST £31.99

Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, has today (29 Nov) launched its highly anticipated summer 2024 schedule with over 37 million seats for UK holidaymakers looking to get away this summer to soak up some sun with family and friends and recharge with some well-deserved rest and relaxation.

Operating from the end of March, Ryanair’s summer 2024 schedule offers an unbeatable choice of popular sunny hotspots and city breaks as well as less well-known destinations to unearth and explore at the lowest fares in Europe.

To celebrate the launch of its summer 2024 schedule and over 37 million seats for its UK customers, Ryanair has launched a limited-time seat sale with fares available from just £31.99 for travel until the end of Oct 2024.

[GeorgeNTravels]

There's 2 reasons using public information that suggests something is still to be loaded.

1) there's a single Wroclaw flight loaded at the end of March, why load just 1 flight and have nothing else?

2) the press release came out across Europe and since then approximately 70 routes have been announced.

Yeah there are MAX delays, but Ryanair are taking 25% of based aircraft out of Germany, they need a home and will fill some gaps.

I have information from multiple sources that say good things, but, if I'm wrong I'll happily come back to this forum and eat humble pie.

[bill]

There's 2 reasons using public information that suggests something is still to be loaded.

1) there's a single Wroclaw flight loaded at the end of March, why load just 1 flight and have nothing else?

2) the press release came out across Europe and since then approximately 70 routes have been announced.

Yeah there are MAX delays, but Ryanair are taking 25% of based aircraft out of Germany, they need a home and will fill some gaps.

I have information from multiple sources that say good things, but, if I'm wrong I'll happily come back to this forum and eat humble pie.

Do you know roughly how many this equates to George?