Ryanair Celebrates 12 Millionth Mayo Flight
Ryanair and Ireland West Airport have reached a milestone with their 12 millionth passenger. Alison Lynch, who flew from London to Ireland West, was the historic 12 millionth Ryanair passenger to fly to/from Mayo.
As a celebration, Alison was presented with a Ryanair flight voucher, a bottle of Champagne, and chocolates. Her trip was to visit family in Galway and Roscommon.
- Ryanair's first flight from Knock Airport departed for London Luton 39 years ago, on December 16, 1986.
- The 44-seat turboprop aircraft, named 'The Spirit of Monsignor Horan', was formally blessed by Monsignor Horan's successor, Fr.
Ryanair’s first flight marked the start of scheduled services between the airport and London, giving the west of Ireland its first direct link with London.
AUTHOR'S SUMMARY: Ryanair celebrates 12 millionth passenger to fly to/from Mayo.
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