Irish low-cost carrier Ryanair, is examining options to operate regular flights to Israel from Scandinavia, Germany, Italy and center of Europe, the Tourism Ministry said Wednesday, even as El Al announced plans to raise fares by 4%.
Ryanair, which operates 516 routes from 26 cities in 23 countries across Europe, determines charges for each destination based on the length of the flight. One hour of flight time on Ryanair costs €20-€30, so a one-way ticket to Israel from Europe is expected to cost travelers € 60-€120.
Huui, und ohne Rückflug wirds natürlich richtig günstig. 
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28. Dezember 2007 at 15:52
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Das wär ja mal rischtisch geil!