Ryanair will fly from Krakow to Aberdeen in Scotland

More news from Ryanair for passengers from Poland! We reported yesterday that the Irish airline will launch a new connection from Poznan to Valencia, Spain, in the spring. Further routes have also been added to the booking system: from Rzeszów to Malta, from Bydgoszcz to Alicante, from Katowice to Brussels and from Lublin to Girona, as described in today's article. As it turns out, this is not the end of news for Polish travellers.

New route from Krakow to Aberdeen

Ryanair has announced the launch of direct flights from Krakow-Balice Airport to Aberdeen in Scotland. The connection will be operated twice a week from 2 April: on Wednesdays and Saturdays. This will be Ryanair's first route from Poland to Aberdeen, a city in north-east Scotland. What is Aberdeen famous for? It is the third largest city in Scotland and is known as the ‘Granite City’ because of its old granite buildings. It is a picturesque city on the North Sea coast and an interesting idea for a longer city-break, which can be combined with exploring the beautiful Scottish countryside.

Source: @SeanM1997, X