Ryanair to sell long haul flights to North, Central and South America!
Rynair will sell transatlantic flights!
The Irish airline today annaunced it will sell Air Europa long haul flights to 16 American countries including Argentina, Brazil, Cuba, Mexico, USA and more!
Lately we have informed you that the low-cost carrier has already launched connecting flight service via Rome Fiumicino on its website. Today Ryanair has announced a new flight partnership with Spanish airline Air Europa, which will allow its customers to book transatlantic flights on Ryanair’s website. Some of the long haul destinations are already visible in the reservation system (not available for booking yet):
We continue to speak to a number of other long-haul airlines about potential connecting flight partnerships and we look forward to offering our 130 million customers an even greater choice and range of long-haul services in 2018, Ryanair Chief Executive Michael O’Leary said in a statement.
Under the partnership with Spain’s third-largest airline, passengers can book from a choice of 20 long haul routes from Madrid to 16 countries in North, Central and South America. The second phase of the partnership to be launched later this year will allow Ryanair customers to connect on to Air Europa long-haul flights through Madrid.
New destinations:
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