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Will Ryanair fly to the US?

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Will Ryanair fly to the US?

Posted by Jacob Kasnett on Wednesday, November 5, 2008

European low cost carrier Ryanair announced earlier this week that they planned to expand its routes to include flights from London's Stansted airport as well as Dublin Airport to the eastern US, possibly to Boston. In addition they announced that Flights would be offered at the incredible price of around $13.00 + tax USD ! (This deal would be for economy class only). The word going around is that this is too good to be true. 

The catch: it seems that Ryanair has this in the planning stages and it is contingent upon acquiring additional planes on the cheap to fly the proposed routes. According to the Boston Globe it may be 12-18 months before this new service becomes a reality.

Considering the exorbitant fares on US-UK routes, it would be a breath of fresh air even if we have to wait a little while.

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This rumor alone is almost enough to make me cry tears of joy. Sure Ryanair has bag fees and a total bare-bones airline, but who cares if transatlantic fares start at thirteen bucks?! Even if they were ten times that cost, nobody would pass up the chance to fly to London/Ireland -- and to the rest of Europe from there -- for that price! Imagine what a boost that would be for international tourism, both in New England and the UK. Everybody benefits!

Nice to hear some happy airline news every now and then... thanks AirfareWatchdog!

by SalveAmice on Friday, November 07, 2008
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