Knock Airport Gets New Ryanair Service To Tenerife

By Dave Simpson
Knock Airport Gets New Ryanair Service To Tenerife

Ireland West Airport Knock has welcomed the announcement of a new service to Tenerife, operated by Ryanair.

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According to a statement published on IrelandWestAirport.com, the new Ryanair service to Tenerife will operate weekly and commence on Thursday 2 November 2023, as part of Ryanair’s biggest-ever Knock winter schedule, which will increase its route network capacity by 15% and include services to Lanzarote and Málaga, as well as increased capacity on several UK services, including those to Liverpool and London Luton.

The new Tenerife service will be the first time that weekly flights to the island have been restored since January 2020.

Statement By Ireland West Airport Knock’s Managing Director

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The statement published on IrelandWestAirport.com quoted its managing director, Joe Gilmore, as saying, “We are delighted to welcome today’s announcement of the return of a Tenerife service for winter 2023. Tenerife has always been a hugely popular destination amongst our customer base, and we are delighted to be able to welcome Tenerife back to our route network for this coming winter season.

“This will no doubt be great news for holidaymakers who enjoy the unbeatable year-round sun that Tenerife has to offer, and – along with our new winter services to Lanzarote and Málaga – customers in the west, north-west and midlands regions can enjoy our biggest-ever selection of winter sun destinations from the airport.

“We thank Ryanair for their continued support for the airport and their commitment to the west-of-Ireland region, which is further evidenced by the planned record schedule of flights and destinations available from the airport this winter.”

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