RYANAIR has added a new route to its Scottish flight plan, just in time for the Easter hols.
Thousands of families will be planning a trip over the next couple of weeks as schools break up for a fortnight.
So the budget airline’s news that direct flights will take off from Glasgow to Malta comes at the perfect moment.
The new twice-weekly operates on Tuesdays and Saturdays giving passengers the ideal excuse to travel to one of the Mediterranean’s most popular destinations.
Yesterday saw the first service depart from Glasgow Airport.
And it marks Ryanair’s seventh route from Glasgow, complementing the airline’s current destinations of Alicante, Brussels, Dublin, Krakow, Malaga and Wroclaw.
Mark Beveridge, Managing Director at Glasgow Airport, said: “We are delighted to welcome Ryanair’s new direct service to Malta, which marks the airline’s seventh route from Glasgow Airport.
“This new connection will provide our passengers with greater flexibility and convenience when travelling to one of the Mediterranean’s most sought-after destinations.
“This latest addition further strengthens Glasgow Airport’s connectivity and offers Scottish travellers a fantastic opportunity to explore Malta’s rich history, stunning coastline, and vibrant culture.
“The twice-weekly service, operating on Tuesdays and Saturdays, is perfectly timed to cater to holidaymakers looking for short breaks, week-long stays, or extended getaways.
“Ryanair’s continued expansion at Glasgow Airport is a testament to the strong demand for international travel from our passengers.”
Malta has loads to offer for families looking to get away.
And the flight time is a very manageable four hours.
Whether you’re looking for a sunshine holiday on the beach or are more interested in finding out about the history and culture, this stunning island has it all.
And nearby stunning spot Gozo is also on your doorstep to explore.
