Ryanair launches a new flight to Italy. Where and how long you can fly

The Irish low-cost airline Ryanair will open a direct flight from Odessa to Venice on March 27, 2022. Flights will operate twice a week on Thursdays and Sundays.

How much are the tickets?

The airline has already started selling air tickets for this route, they can be bought on the official website of the company. Flights can be booked from € 28 one way and € 55.9 round trip.

At the lowest fare, Value, a passenger can take with him only hand luggage – one item with dimensions up to 40x25x20 cm and up to 10 kilograms.

It is noteworthy that the flights will be operated by aircraft of the subsidiary Malta Air. The plane will arrive at the main airport Marco Polo, which is located 13 km from the city.

What is the flight schedule?

• Venice 15:50 – Odessa 19:10, Thursday
• Venice 18:20 – Odessa 21:40, Sunday
• Odessa 19:45 – Venice 21:05, Thursday
• Odessa 22:15 – Venice 23:35, Sunday

Note that for the airline Venice will be Ryanair’s fourth Italian route from Odessa. It already sells air tickets to Rome, Bergamo, Milan and Bologna.

Ryanair CEO May Get £ 100 Million Bonus

Earlier we reported that the CEO of the Irish airline Ryanair Michael O’Leary could receive a salary of 100 million euros, despite the fact that Ryanair suffered huge losses during the pandemic.

It turns out that if in the period from 2021 to 2024 the value of the company’s shares reaches 21 euros, then the executive director of the airline is entitled to a bonus of 10 million shares.

And Ryanair shares have nearly doubled since the March 2020 pandemic and are hovering around all-time highs. This is despite the fact that last year, during the lockdown, the airline suffered losses of 1.1 billion euros.

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