The flights will be offered from Paphos airport and will fly to Eindhoven in the Netherlands and Gdansk in Poland starting on August 3 as part of the airline’s extended summer schedule.

The airline is marking the move with a seat-sale with flights from just €23.99 one way. The sale is valid for travel until October and must be booked by midnight, Wednesday, July 1 on the Ryanair website.

The airline also issued a list on Monday a list of guidelines for passengers.

The measures include new compulsory rules to help to prevent any spread of Covid-19, as well as recommendations for passengers to limit interactions, and improved health & cleaning procedures on the aircraft.

Mandatory Masks – customers to wear face masks/coverings at all times in the terminal and on board the aircraft; Ryanair crew to wear face masks for the whole duration of the flight, including boarding and landing.

• Temperature Checks – on all persons entering airport (prior to check-in/ security screening), customers also urged to check their temperature prior to departing home.
• Hand hygiene – customers & crew encouraged to regularly hand wash and use hand sanitizers throughout airport terminals before boarding.
• Pre-Airport Check-In & Boarding Pass – customers encouraged to check-in online and download boarding passes via the Ryanair app.
• Self-Service – bag drops limited to self-service in all airports where service is available. Customers also to self-scan their boarding passes when boarding.
• Limited Baggage – customers urged to minimise baggage – preferably to 2 carry-on bags only.
• Fast Track & Priority Boarding – use of the fast track service to reduce queuing times at airport security and Priority Boarding to reduce interaction.
• No queuing – during boarding no customers will be allowed to dwell in boarding stairwells or air bridges; queuing will not be allowed on board at toilets.
• Cashless Payments – card payments only for all inflight purchases and airport fees/charges.
• Limited Trolley Service – a limited inflight Getaway Cafe service will operate offering pre-packaged snacks and drinks; Ryanair’s Runway Retail inflight magazine will be only available on the Ryanair app.
• Aircraft Sanitization – all aircraft disinfected daily with hospital grade disinfectant chemicals that are effective for over 24 hours.
• HEPA filters – fleet fitted with state-of the-art filtering system, which removes airborne particles and recycles air flow every 3-4 minutes.

Ryanair’s Eddie Wilson said: “We are delighted to be back flying from 1 July, and we encourage our guests and our people to follow Ryanair’s new ‘Healthy Flying’ measures to prevent the spread of Covid-19 and protect them across their whole journey.

All the aircraft are fitted with state-of-the-art filters – which remove any airborne particles while you travel – and every aircraft is disinfected daily with chemicals that are effective for over 24 hours. With temperature checks, face masks, cashless flights and self-service where possible, our customers can rest assured that we are doing everything we can to reduce human interaction and protect their health when flying Ryanair.”

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Ryanair on Wednesday announced flights from Paphos to Beirut commencing in October, as part of its Winter 2019 schedule.

Announcing the news on Twitter, Ryanair also features a two-minute video “Explore Paphos with Ryanair”.

To celebrate the announcement, Ryanair launched a seat sale with fares from just €17.99, for travel in August, which must be booked by midnight Friday ( July 12) only on the Ryanair.com website.

Paphos Regional Board of Tourism welcomed the announcement, saying it would give impetus to the economy and promote tourism, particularly short-stay visits, wedding tourism and honeymoon travel.

On June 26, Ryanair announced seven new routes from Paphos — Berlin Tegel, Bournemouth, Kyiv, Mykonos, Liverpool, Katowice and Malta.

Source: Cyprusdaily

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According to the announcement Ryanair has announced 7 new routes to and from Paphos which will assist 1.2 million customers annually from Cypriot airports Larnaca and Paphos.

Continued growth in Cyprus has put Ryanair in the No.1 position for market share in Cyprus, the low cost airline said.

To celebrate this further growth in Cyprus, Ryanair has launched a seat sale with fares from just €19.99, for travel in September and October, which must be booked by midnight Friday  (June 28), only on the Ryanair’s website.

Ryanair’s Cyprus 2019/2020 schedule will deliver:

At Paphos:

• 24 total routes
  • including five new summer routes to Berlin Tegel (2 pw), Bournemouth (2 pw), Kyiv (2 pw), Mykonos (3 pw) & Liverpool (2 pw)
  • including four new winter routes to Katowice (weekly), Kyiv (2 pw, ctd), Liverpool (2 pw, ctd) & Malta (2 pw)

At Larnaca:

• One route to Brussels Zaventem (2 pw)

In Limassol, Ryanair’s Chief Commercial Officer David O’Brien said: “Cyprus is a wonderful tourist and business-friendly destination. Ryanair, now Cyprus’ leading airline, is pleased to confirm double digit growth this winter as we deliver new Cyprus routes, traffic, tourism and jobs. ”

And he added: “To celebrate this growth, and our biggest ever schedule for 2019, we are releasing seats for sale on our network from €19.99, for travel in September and October. This offer is available for booking until midnight Friday (28 Jun). ”

Source: Cyprusdaily

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