Ryanair to open route Kaunas-Copenhagen

July 5, 2015 Lithuania Tribune Economy 0

Kopenhaga — DELFI / Šarūnas Mažeika

Currently, Ryanair offers routes from Kaunas to Ireland, the United Kingdom, Greece, Spain, Italy, Cyprus, Malta, and Norway.

Ryanair’s overall June traffic grew by 14 percent to 9.5 million customers, while the airline’s load factor jumped by 5 percent points to 93.

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