Ryanair has added new routes from a number of UK airports with the launch of its summer schedule to various Mediterranean destinations, including Rhodes.
The new routes are offered from Birmingham, Bournemouth, Cardiff, Luton, Bournemouth, Cardiff and Manchester airports.
From Birmingham, new flights are being added to Paris, Marrakech and Tirana, followed by Agadir, Berlin and Paphos this week.
Agadir is one of two new destinations served from Bournemouth, followed by Nantes in June to bring Ryanair’s network to 20 routes for the summer from the south coast airport.
A three-times-weekly connection to Alicante from Cardiff will follow on 6 April, as well as flights to Tenerife, Dublin, Faro and Malaga.
Palma is being served three times a week as a new service from Luton, while Rhodes and Zadar will be added in June to bring the total to 29 services from Bedfordshire Airport.
A total of 83 destinations will be served from Manchester this summer with the addition of Tangier, followed by Dubrovnik on April 4 and Reggio in Italy on April 28.
Meanwhile, Jet2 has launched summer services from Stansted to Tivat in Montenegro and from Belfast Airport to Malta, with flights to Nice from Stansted planned from 3 May.
Meanwhile, regional carrier Eastern Airways has reintroduced flights to Paris Charles De Gaulle from East Midlands and Southampton airports after a five-year break, in partnership with Air France.
