Ryanair launched its biggest-ever winter schedule to Marseille, with 50 routes including 5 new winter routes to Madeira / Spain / France / Italy / Ireland. With 5 aircraft based, including 2 Boeing “Gamechanger” which reduce fuel and CO2 emissions by 16% and noise emissions by up to 40%, Ryanair significantly improves the connectivity of the Provence region and supports 150 highly paid direct jobs in aviation and more than 2700 indirect jobs in the local region.

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New routes from / to Marseille:

Marseille <-> La Rochelle
Marseille <-> Santiago de Compostela
Marseille <-> Shannon
Marseille <-> Funchal (Madeira)
Marseille <-> Venice

Ryanair’s Marseille Winter’22 schedule will deliver:

– 5 based aircraft (including 2 “Gamechangers” – which are over 40% quieter than existing aircraft types operated by the airline).

– 500 million dollars of investment in Marseille

– 50 lines, including 5 new routes

– More than 340 flights per week

– More than 2,800 jobs in total

Ryanair will operate more than 340 weekly flights during the winter of 2022 to offer Marseille residents and visitors a wide choice of top European destinations, while stimulating tourism in the Provence region. This new winter program will not only provide Marseillais with exciting connections for their next winter getaway, but it will also support the local economy and more than 2,800 jobs in the aviation sector.

For detailed information click here.

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