Lowcoster Ryanair is preparing to recover flights to Ukraine this year. According to the British edition of The Telegraph, Michael O'liri CEO, CEO, said that the company was working on a plan to return to the Ukrainian market after the promises of US ex-President Donald Trump to facilitate the war.
According to O'liri, Ryanair expects to start flights within four to six weeks after hostilities. The carrier plans to introduce about 24 routes that will serve Kyiv and Lviv. To implement this plan, the company intends to use aircraft currently based on London-Stanted and Paris-Orly airports.
“I very much hope this will happen this year. I think that one of the cases that Trump can do will be an earlier resolution of the issue of illegal invasion of Russia into Ukraine, ”O'Lira said.
Ryanair's return can be an important step to restoring Ukraine's airline with Europe and the world, which will promote the country's economic restoration after the war is over.
