Low-cost service Ryanair has introduced an expanded Winter 2025 schedule from Cornwall Airport Newquay (NQY), providing 2,300 extra seats over the Christmas interval.
The airline will function 4 key routes this season, Alicante, Malaga, Dublin and London Stansted, catering to each leisure and enterprise travellers.
Ryanair‘s enlargement represents a ten% enhance in capability on the Alicante, Malaga and Dublin routes.
With fares ranging from £29.99 a technique, the transfer goals to make winter journey extra reasonably priced whereas driving inbound tourism to Cornwall in the course of the quieter months.
“Our aim is to drive visitors and tourism to Cornwall in the course of the off-peak winter season,” mentioned Ryanair CEO Eddie Wilson.
Ryanair Pushes for UK Aviation Tax Reform
On the launch occasion, Wilson highlighted the airline’s dedication to strengthening its UK community.
“We’ve added further capability for Christmas week, guaranteeing loads of low-fare selection for our Cornwall clients,” Wilson mentioned.
Wilson additionally urged the UK authorities to abolish Air Passenger Obligation (APD), calling it a barrier to progress.
“Nations throughout Europe are eliminating aviation taxes and being regarded with speedy progress in tourism and jobs. Rachel Reeves ought to observe this mannequin to make UK air journey aggressive once more, particularly for regional airports like Cornwall,” he said.
Enhance for Native Financial system and Yr-Spherical Connectivity
Amy Smith, Managing Director at Cornwall Airport Newquay, welcomed Ryanair’s enlargement, calling it “improbable information for the area.”
She mentioned the extra capability “strengthens year-round connectivity, helps native employment and boosts inbound tourism.”
Smith added that Ryanair’s confidence in Newquay lays the groundwork for future route improvement and new markets.
“This sustained funding advantages residents, companies and guests alike,” she mentioned.
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