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Ryanair flights to and from Edinburgh, Bristol, East Midlands, and Liverpool are set for a seat boost
Ryanair have announced that they are set to add over 50,000 seats to their routes in and out of Mayo in a huge boost for tourism in the county.
The increase for Ireland West Airport comes as the airline aims to grow business in what promises to be a big Summer for tourism.
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A total of 5,000 seats have been added to the Bristol Airport route, while over 9,000 seats have been added to flights to and from Edinburgh Airport.
Some 14,000 extra passengers will be able to travel between Knock and East Midlands Airport, but the largest seat increase comes for the Liverpool route.
A massive 25,000 extra seats will be available for those making their way over and back to John Lennon Airport, marking a sizeable boost in seats.
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