Ryanair has announced exciting news for British travellers and Spanish tourism
The Budget airline is extending its recently launched route between Norwich and Alicante throughout the winter season
Since April this year, Ryanair has been operating flights from Norwich, a small airport in East Anglia to Alicante
a popular tourist destination on Spain's Costa Blanca. Originally planned as a summer service, the route has proven so popular that it will now continue through the winter months
This extension is part of Ryanair's first ever winter schedule at Norwich Airport
The twice-weekly flights to Alicante will provide year-round access to this sunny Spanish destination
known for its beautiful beaches and vibrant culture. The Norwich to Alicante route is one of three new services Ryanair launched from Norwich in April
The other two destinations are Malta and Faro in Portugal. However, flights to Malta and Faro will not resume until May 2025
operating only during the summer season. Jade Kerwin, Ryanair's head of communications
expressed the airline satisfaction with the new schedule She stated that they have experienced a strong first summer of operations at Norwich and are looking forward to a successful first winter season
Richard Pace, the managing director of Norwich Airport, also shared his enthusiasm for the extended service
He highlighted the success of Ryanair's first season at Norwich and confirmed that flights to all three destinations
Alicante, Malta and Faro, are already on sale for next summer. This extension of the Norwich to Alicante route demonstrates the growing demand for convenient, direct flights from regional British airports to popular European destinations
It offers travellers from East Anglia, more options for winter sun getaways and provides a boost to tourism in the Alicante region
For those planning their travels, this news means more flexibility and year-round options for flights between Norwich and Alicante
Whether you're seeking winter sun or planning a summer holiday, Ryanair's extended service opens up new possibilities for travellers from East Anglia and beyond