Lauda, the low-cost Austrian airline owned by Ryanair, has launched its first ever service from regional Ireland. Lauda, the low-cost Austrian airline owned by Ryanair, has launched its first ever service from regional Ireland. The new service, from Ireland West Knock to Palma de Mallorca, will commence next March 31 and operate twice weekly (Tuesdays and Fridays) on an Airbus A320 for the summer season. Ireland West Knock expects to carry a record 805,000 passengers this year, with Ryanair and Flybe accounting for the majority of scheduled flights. A Ryanair plane lands at Ireland West Airport KnockLauda was founded by Formula One champion Niki Lauda in 2018.

Source: Irish Independent October 02, 2019 08:57 UTC