Irish airline Ryanair has announced its summer schedule for next year, adding 15 destinations from Lithuanian airports as of March.
Ryanair's Digital and Marketing Director Dara Brady says that 1.7 million passengers will be able to travel to these destinations during the summer season.
From Vilnius Airport, Ryanair will fly to Dublin (Ireland) and Billund (Denmark) from mid-March, to Athens (Greece) from April, and to Corfu (Greece) and Varna (Bulgaria) from June.
From Kaunas, the airline will launch flights to Gothenburg (Sweden) and Madrid (Spain) in mid-March, Brussels (Belgium) from the end of March, and Cologne (Germany), Rimini, Bari, Naples (Italy), Rhodes (Greece), and Mallorca (Spain) in early May.
Meanwhile, regular flights from Palanga to Dublin will return on March 20.
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