Ryanair to launch first flights from Bodrum to Dublin in May 2019

November 06 2018 14:30:43

Ryanair to launch first flights from Bodrum to Dublin in May 2019

DUBLIN

Ryanair on Nov. 5 announced its first flights ever from Bodrum Airport in Turkey—its 225th airport—and a new twice weekly service to Dublin, which will commence in May 2019, as part of its Summer 2019 schedule.

In a statement, the carrier said this was the second Turkish airport Ryanair would operate from following the announcement earlier this year of two new routes from Dalaman—to Bratislava and Dublin—for Summer 2019.

All three routes from Turkey are now on sale from the Ryanair.com website, according to the statement.

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