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Dublin Airport has welcomed the announcement by Ryanair that the airline is set to launch two new services to the Croatian cities of Dubrovnik and Split in 2019.
Flights to the two new destinations will begin operation in June of next year.
Both of the new services will operate twice weekly from June as part of the airline’s summer 2019 schedule.
Ryanair’s Robin Kiely spoke about the new destinations, saying: “Ryanair is pleased to announce another two new summer routes from Dublin to Dubrovnik and Split, our newest airports, which will operate twice-weekly from June, as part of our expanded Dublin 2019 Summer schedule.
“To celebrate, we are releasing seats across our entire Europe network from just €9.99 for travel in December and January, which are available for booking until midnight Wednesday (5 December). These seats are sure to sell quickly so customers should log on to Ryanair today to avoid missing out.”
Dublin Airport Managing Director, Vincent Harrison said: “We are delighted to see Ryanair expand its route network further with the addition of Dubrovnik and Split to its schedule next year.
“These beautiful Croatian cities are full of culture and history and I have no doubt they will be hugely popular destinations. We will work close with Ryanair’s management team to promote its new services.”
For more information, check out the Ryanair website.
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