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Ryanair opens new routes from Reus Airport this weekend

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Foto	Passengers in the arrivals hall of Reus Airport

Ryanair launches this weekend from new routes linking the Reus airport to Düsseldorf, Eindhoven, Alguer, Poznan, Memmingem (Germany) and Nador. Reus Airport is the second at the state level where Ryanair has opened up more routes in the last year, after the Alicante airport, and this is possible because the low cost company just released the third aircraft based at the airport of the Costa Dorada.

Ryanair has confirmed once again the company's commitment towards the bottom that opened last November in Reus. The airline, which started operating in the capital of the Baix Camp in November 2003, currently has 23 destinations from Reus airport. Of these, 20 will be operational by the end of this week and the remaining three will be launched in early July. These are the paths that join with destinations Reus English East Midlands and Bristol and the Moroccan city of Marrakesh.

His prediction is that since the month of March until March next year, pass through Reus 1,3 million passengers to generate 1350 jobs in the area. The head of Ryanair's sales and marketing in Spain, Carla Margalef, explained that we still do not know if the three planes will remain after the summer because it has ensured that the “winter timetable is not yet closed”.

The airline flights low cost wanted to celebrate the entry into operation of new routes from Reus, a gift with tickets to fly back to the airport on the Costa Dorada and tickets for the theme park Port Aventura, one of the first families that have come to Reus with the first flight from Dusseldorf.

Ryanair currently has four bases in the state and works in eighteen Spanish airports with 238 routes. In the past year, the Irish company has opened 63 new routes in the state, of which eleven have been launched in Reus.