19 October 2020
Low-cost airline Ryanair will reduce the number of flights available from Belfast International Airport for the winter season.
London Stansted and Krakow in Poland the only destinations now available on the airline’s online booking system.
The carrier is currently operating eight destinations, but six will be phased out over the next week.
The airline also said it will close its bases in Cork, Shannon and Toulouse.
The budget carrier had operated 13 routes from Belfast International over the winter of 2018, reducing it to six destinations last winter (2019).
It will continue to operate its two active routes at City of Derry Airport to Edinburgh and Liverpool over the winter.
