Exeter gets three Ryanair Routes

11/09/2018 England, New Routes, News, Travel Written by: Nick Harding < 1 minute read
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Ryanair has announced it is to start flights from Exeter Airport for Summer 2019.

The Irish budget airline will launch flights to Malta, Malaga and Naples from April next year.

Exeter Airports Managing Director Matt Roach said it was a “significant vote of confidence in the continued growth of Exeter Airport.

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