Ryanair’s first flight from Dublin,
Ireland, arrived in Malta on Thursday just after 1200CET.
Ryanair’s operations
to Malta commenced in October when the company launched flights to the island
from Luton, London, in the United Kingdom and Pisa in Italy.
Flight FR7242 brought 149 passengers to
Malta. It is estimated that the low-cost airline has sold over 80,000 seats to
date on its three routes to Malta.
Flights to and from Dublin will be provided
three times weekly. Ryanair also operates three weekly flights to and from Pisa
and one flight daily to and from Luton.
In turn a number of Ryanair flights
scheduled to land in or depart from Dublin were cancelled due to snow early
on Thursday morning, said the company in a statement.
See also:
Ryanair could attract up to 68,000 tourists -
Aug 30, 2006, 17:50 CET
Ryanair denies cancellation of Luton flight -
Dec 31, 2006, 17:59 CET
