Ryanair to launch additional new Zadar routes

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Ryanair to launch additional new Zadar routes

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Low cost carrier Ryanair yesterday scheduled an additional two new routes from Zadar for the coming summer season. The airline will introduce operations from the Croatian city to Birmingham and Bournemouth, the latter being located on the UK’s southern coast. Services to both will commence at the start of the summer season in late March. The new additions join the four routes recently announced by the airline from the Croatian coastal city.

Destination	Launch date
Newcastle	27.03.2022
Stockholm	27.03.2022
Turin	28.03.2022
Nuremberg	29.03.2022
Bournemouth	29.03.2022
Birmingham	30.03.2022

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Unknown14:32
nice
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Anonymous18:13
Never even heard of Bournemouth.
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Anonymous19:55
A lot of this expansion will depend on covid levels. Places like Spain and Italy have it under control with high levels of vaccination and these are places people will fell safe and look forward to going to on holiday. You do not see protestors on the streets in these countries.
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Harvey Specter22:12
Yeah, you won’t see them in the “mainstream” presstitutes.
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Anonymous22:14
Zagreb to Belgrade over weeked by Ryanair
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Anonymous22:39
Bournemouth (BOH) is on South Coast of UK.. affluent.mostly abc1 demographic.. no train station there to London ( needs taxi..or...?l. Southampton Airport ( SOU) has direct train link to London and shorter runway.

Ryanair already flies summer routes from.Bournemouth (BOH) to summer sun destinations..maybe winter to Canaries also?
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Anonymous22:39
Bournemouth (BOH) is on South Coast of UK.. affluent.mostly abc1 demographic.. no train station there to London ( needs taxi..or...?l. Southampton Airport ( SOU) has direct train link to London and shorter runway.

Ryanair already flies summer routes from.Bournemouth (BOH) to summer sun destinations..maybe winter to Canaries also?
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Anonymous23:45
A lot of people go to BOH to live out their final years, it is better known within Europe than ZAD.
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