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Ryanair is due to make Leeds-Bradford Airport its 34th European base, with the low-cost carrier set to offer dozens of new routes to Europe from the Yorkshire hub. Starting in March 2010, the Irish airline will offer a total of 63 return flights a week to around a dozen top European holiday destinations. These include Palma, Malaga and Murcia in Spain, as well as Nantes in neighbouring France. In addition, Ryanair will offer flights from Leeds-Bradford to Pisa, Venice and Faro, with the airline revealing that it intends to create as many as 1,000 jobs through this latest expansion. | |
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Ryanair to establish new base at Leeds-Bradford 
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