Ryanair celebrates first year in Turin: 34 winter routes include Prague and Stockholm

After the announcement - in recent days - Of the 480 flights per week on 45 routes from Apulia to a range of European cities, Ryanair celebrated the first anniversary of the base in Turin and the launch of its largest operational for winter 2022/2023, which will include 34 winter routes, including 6 new city-break destinations, such as Stockholm and Prague. Since opening the base a year ago, Ryanair has invested 200 million (2 based aircraft) creating more than 60 direct jobs and contributing to the'Increased traffic with 2 million passengers in the first 12 months'.

Ryanair's winter 2022/2023 operations in Turin include:

-Two aircraft based

-$200M of investment in Turin

-34 routes, including 6 new ones to Stockholm, Vilnius, Manchester, Billund, Prague and Wroclaw

-More than 230 flights per week

-60 direct jobs (more than 2,000 total)

To enable customers in Turin to book a city-break to one of 34 winter destinations, Ryanair has launched a promotion with fares starting from 19.99 euros each way for travel up to the end of March 2023, which must be reserved at www.ryanair.com by midnight on Saturday, Dec. 3.

Mauro Bolla, Ryanair's country manager for Italy said:

"We are delighted to celebrate the first anniversary of the base in Turin with the announcement of our winter operating schedule, which includes 6 new routes to fantastic destinations such as Billund, Manchester, Prague, Stockholm, Vilnius and Wroclaw, offering our customers cheaper rates for their winter travel. Having carried 2 million passengers since opening its base a year ago and nearly 13 million since its first flight to Turin in 1999, Ryanair continues to grow and offer more choice and greater reliability to its Italian customers. To celebrate the first anniversary of the base, we have launched a promotion with fares starting at €19.99 one way for travel until the end of March 2023, which must be booked on www.Ryanair.com by midnight on Saturday, December 3."

Andrea Andorno, CEO of Torino Airport commented:

"We are very satisfied with the first year of operation of the Ryanair base, which has brought important results in terms of traffic growth at our airport, fulfilling the promise of doubling passenger volumes even in a year that in the first quarter still suffered the pandemic impacts. Thanks to Ryanair's investments, the Turin airport restarted with more destinations than ever before, opening up new mobility opportunities for the area and for incoming tourism flows to Piedmont, allowing the airport to record its record traffic in August. To celebrate the first year of the Ryanair base, Turin Airport has launched a parking promotion, valid for today only, which allows you to purchase parking stops in our official parking lots with a 50% discount to be used between January 2 and March 31, 2023."