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Ryanair’s 34 new destinations from Ibiza

These are the 34 destinations that Ryanair will fly to from Ibiza

Digital content team

Wednesday, February 28 2024, 11.12am

The Irish company Ryanair starts in March its flight schedule for the season in the ibiza airport. As every year at this time, the island resumes many direct international connections, in this case with nine countries – not counting Spain – totaling 27 destinations with European cities, in addition to seven other domestic destinations.

As for domestic flights from Ibiza, Ryanair has direct routes with Alicante, Barcelona, Madrid, Malaga, Seville, Valencia and Santiago (in the latter case, from March).

Regarding international connections, from the end of March and the beginning of April, the island will have direct flights with Berlin, Frankfurt y Düsseldorf (Germany); Vienna (Austria); Brussels (Belgium); Bordeaux y Toulouse (France); Dublin (Ireland); Bari, Bologna, Milan, Pisa y Rome (Italy), and Birmingham, Bristol, Edinburgh, Leeds, Liverpool, London, Manchester y Newscastle (United Kingdom).

Flights in May

Starting in May, Ryanair will offer routes to Turin y Venice (Italy); Eindhoven (The Netherlands); Porto (Portugal) and Marseille y Paris (France).

For the full article, please visit Diario de Ibiza website here.