Ryanair has announced that it plans to begin operating a twice-weekly service from Cork Airport to Zadar in Croatia in April of 2020.
"Another Exciting Destination"
In a statement on Cork Airport's website, the airport's head of aviation and commercial development Brian Gallagher said, "Ryanair is the fastest growing airline at Cork Airport and we are delighted to see them expand their base further in 2020. The addition of a new summer route to Zadar in Croatia offers another exciting destination to our scheduled European network next year, with Zadar being the oldest continuously inhabited city in Croatia and located on the Adriatic Sea.
"We expect holiday-makers across Munster and the south-east will reap the benefits of this new twice-weekly service operated by Ryanair next summer."
"Pleased To Launch"
Meanwhile, Ryanair's Eimear Ryan commented, "Ryanair is pleased to launch a new Cork route to Zadar in Croatia, commencing in April, which will operate twice weekly as part of our Cork summer 2020 schedule. Customers in Cork can now book flights to Zadar as far out as October 2020."
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