This November, Ryanair showcases its longest routes, linking Eastern Europe with the sunny Canary Islands. With flight times reaching six hours, these journeys provide unique travel opportunities. Moreover, Ryanair is well-known for its low fares, making these routes fantastic options for travelers seeking warmth in the colder months.

The five longest routes include connections from Warsaw and Krakow to Tenerife, as well as flights to Gran Canaria and Fuerteventura. Notably, Ryanair’s operations highlight the growing demand for leisure travel from Eastern European hubs. Competing airlines like Wizz Air and LOT Polish also operate similar flights, which adds to the competitive landscape.

The longest route, from Warsaw Modlin (WMI) to Tenerife South Airport (TFS), spans an impressive 2,543 miles. Furthermore, with four weekly flights available, travelers can enjoy a convenient schedule. Ryanair uses the Boeing 737-800 and the Boeing 737 MAX 8 for this route. Additionally, departures from WMI vary, allowing for greater flexibility.

Krakow John Paul II International Airport (KRK) offers another major route to Tenerife, covering 2,437 miles. This route also operates four times a week, with Ryanair as the sole operator. Passengers can expect a flight time of approximately 5 hours and 45 minutes, making it a great choice for holiday seekers.

Additionally, the Krakow to Las Palmas Gran Canaria route measures 2,395 miles, providing a vital link to this popular tourist destination. In fact, Ryanair schedules three flights weekly, catering to the demand for sun-soaked getaways.

In Budapest, travelers can find direct flights to Tenerife, covering 2,343 miles. Ryanair operates this route three times a week, thus competing with Wizz Air’s offerings. Meanwhile, the Krakow to Fuerteventura route adds another layer of choice, with weekly flights that invite exploration of this beautiful island.

Ryanair’s longest routes reflect the airline’s commitment to providing affordable travel options. These flights open doors to beautiful destinations, making travel accessible for many. Whether you’re heading to Tenerife or Gran Canaria, Ryanair offers convenient and cost-effective journeys for all types of travelers.

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