Ryanair has announced an increase of flights from Liverpool John Lennon Airport (LJLA) on their summer schedule for 2016. The airline is currently celebrating 10 years in operation at Liverpool. Records indicate that the airline has carried approximately 25 million passengers since it first began trips to and from Liverpool in 1988.
Currently, Ryanair has 24 flights from Liverpool. These flights are expected to maintain alongside other four flights to Dublin. The flights are expected to deliver at least 1.8 million passengers in the coming year. This move has been welcomed by many people who believe it will have a great impact due to creation of new employment opportunities for people in the UK.
The airline top officials said they are pleased by the positive response from their customers and pledged to make further improvements so as to serve their customers more efficiently. Among the areas of focus is the setup of their personalised website with new customised features that will enable the users to operate efficiently. The system will also enable the customers to leave comments and suggestions that will assist the airline to make the improvements.
Robin Tudor who is the PR head at LILA expressed his happiness saying that the company has enabled the passengers to travel to many destinations with many hassle free benefits. He added that this commitment will translate to another busy season which is scheduled for next year.
Arrangements are currently in place to see the launch of the Liverpool Summer 2016 Schedule. Organisers say that during the 10 year base anniversary, the airline is releasing 100, 000 seats to be sold across the European network for only £19.99. These seats are available till November 30th this year.