Ryanair will deploy its fourth aircraft based in Bratislava, Slovakia, starting from the winter schedule.
With this addition, the airline will launch four new routes connecting Paphos, Tirana, Turin, and Warsaw, expanding its network to 23 routes. It expects to carry more than 2.2 million passengers annually. The investment amounts to 400 million US dollars and is expected to create over 1,600 jobs.
In Slovakia, policies such as the abolition of aviation taxes, reductions in airport usage fees, and lower air traffic control charges have been implemented, making it one of the fastest-growing aviation markets in Europe.
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