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Ireland’s low-cost airline Ryanair in October 2018 is to launch flights to 10 destinations from Kyiv and five from Lviv, Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko said at a briefing in the Boryspil airport devoted to the arrival of Ryanair to the country on March 23.

Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary said that the flights will be launched from October 15.

Thus, the airline will launch flights from Kyiv to Barcelona (four flights a week), Bratislava and Wroclaw (three each), Warsaw (four), Krakow (three), Poznan and Gdansk (two each), Vilnius and Stockholm (three each) London (five); from Lviv to Krakow (three), Warsaw (three), Dusseldorf (three), Memmingen (two) and London (three).

According to a press release distributed to journalists during the briefing, the fares start from 19.99 euro, whereas in the presentation presented at the event – from 9.99 euro.

According to the airline booking system, fares from 9.99 euro are available on routes to Poland and Vilnius, 19.99 euro – to London and Stockholm. The fare for flights to Barcelona, for example, in November starts from 29.99 euro.