Ryanair (Dublin) celebrated the opening this past week of its new bases at Eindhoven, Krakow and Zadar, bringing Ryanair’s European base network to 54, with an additional 3 bases set to open at Chania (Greece), Fez and Marrakech (both Morocco) by the end of April.
Eindhoven is Ryanair’s second Dutch base (following the opening of Maastricht in December) with one-based aircraft and 31 routes, which will deliver up to 1.7 million passengers per year.
Ryanair also opened its second base in Poland at Krakow, with two-based aircraft and 31 routes, which will deliver up to 1.6 million passengers per year.
Zadar, meanwhile, is Ryanair’s first Croatian base, with one-based aircraft and 17 routes, which will deliver up to 300,000 passengers per year.
Copyright Photo: SM Fitzwilliams Collection. Boeing 737-8AS EI-DCT (msn 33813) taxies at the Dublin hub.
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