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Ryanair Announces Record Growth in Malta in October

25 November 2008

News Release

25 November 2008

AND CELEBRATES WITH 1 MILLION SEATS FOR JUST €10*

Ryanair, Europe’s largest low fares airline, today (25^th Nov) announced that it carried more than 35.000 passengers from/to Malta in October, a 60% increase when compared to October 2007.

To celebrate this significant growth, Ryanair released 1MILLION seats for travel throughout Europe in December, January and February which are available for booking on www.ryanair.com before midnight Sunday, the 30^th of November.

Speaking today, Alessia Viviani said:

“While the overall traffic at Malta airport has registered a decrease of 6.1% in October 2008 compared to October 2007, Ryanair has increased its traffic volume by 60%, carrying more than 35,000 passengers during this month. Ryanair has also increased its market share at Malta airport from 7% in October 2007 to 13% in October 2008, confirming that this significant growth can be achieved only thanks to the guaranteed lowest fares and no fuel surcharge”

“Ryanair strongly advises all passengers to book these €10* seats on www.ryanair.com before midnight Sunday to travel to Bari, Pisa, Venice (Treviso), Barcelona (Girona), Stockholm (Skavsta), London (Luton) and Dublin. Book today at www.ryanair.com to guarantee your €10 seat."

* €10 one way fare includes taxes & charges

Ryanair No.1 for Customer Service and Growth in Malta

25 February 2008

News Release

25.02.08

Ryanair Europe’s largest low fares airline today (25^th February 2008) rubbished reports by the AEA (Association of European High Fares Airlines) that Air Malta loses less baggage than other airlines *

Speaking today, Bridget Dowling, Sales & Marketing Manager for Southern Europe said:

“The AEA report is meaningless since some of Europe’s largest airlines are not included in their statistics. Ryanair publishes its statistics every month which show that it loses only 0,6 bags per 1000 passengers compared to Air Malta’s 4,5 per 1,000 passengers. This means that Air Malta is 7 times more likely to lose your bag than Ryanair. Not only this, only 1 out of 10 flights is delayed with Ryanair (88% on time) compared to 3 out of 10 with Air Malta (69% on time).

This is why Ryanair delivered 70% of Malta’s passenger growth last year and continues to grow. With 8 routes so far to and from the island, Ryanair will carry at least 350,000 passengers to / from Malta in 2008, generating a visitor spend of €70m and supporting 350 local jobs.”

“To celebrate Ryanair’s record results in Malta we are offering flights to London, Pisa, Dublin, Barcelona, Bremen, Valencia, Stockholm and Venice from €10** including taxes and charges so log on to www.ryanair.com to avail of Ryanair’s lowest fares and No.1 customer service. “

*Source AEA Stats Q2 2007

** Subject to availability and terms and conditions

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25 February 2008