Ryanair resumes flights from Greece after four-month grounding
FILE PHOTO: Ryanair planes are viewed at Dublin Airport, following the outbreak of the coronavirus illness (COVID-19), Dublin, Eire, Might maybe 1, 2020. REUTERS/Jason Cairnduff/File Photograph
ATHENS (Reuters) – Cheap provider Ryanair (RYA.I) resumed flights from Athens after a near four-month grounding this potential that of COVID-19 gallop restrictions, it stated on Thursday.
A flight from Athens to Rome’s Ciampino airport marked the first of Ryanair’s summer season desk for Athens on June 24. The airline started running its full time desk on July 1 all the plot in which by plot of 30 routes to destinations alongside side Bologna and Berlin.
Greece reopened its regional airports to global travellers on Wednesday, pinning its hopes on a restoration in tourism after a three-month lockdown.
The country has managed to own coronavirus infections to about a,409 since its first case in February nevertheless its economy is anticipated to contract by 8% this twelve months, peril by a creep in tourism.
Reporting by George Georgiopoulos;Bettering by Elaine Hardcastle