Ryanair has announced 13 new routes from four of its UK hubs - Bristol, East Midlands, Liverpool and Prestwick - including its first flights to Belfast City Airport. The news comes less than a week after the airline scrapped eleven routes, including three from Liverpool Airport.

The 13 new routes will start in October, November and December, with the airline also announcing that it will reopen 5 routes to Grenoble and Salzburg for this year's ski season.

Ryanair's Head of Communications, Peter Sherrard said: 'Today's new routes include the first Ryanair flights between the UK and the Canary Islands and see the arrival of Europe's lowest fares at Belfast City airport, the 136th airport in the Ryanair network.'

'From December, we will also reopen 5 ski routes from East Midlands, Liverpool and Glasgow to Grenoble and Salzburg in response to last year's huge passenger demand for low fares to the slopes.'

The new routes are:

From Bristol Airport to Turin starting on December 22 (1 flight per week)

From East Midlands Airport to

Belfast City from October (daily)
Grenoble from December 22 (1 flight per week)
Poznan November 8 (3 flights per week)
Salzburg December 22 (1 flight per week)
Tenerife October 28 (2 flights per week)

From Liverpool Airport to

Belfast City October 30 (daily)
Budapest October 31 (4 flights per week)
Bydgoszcz (Poland) October 28 (2 flights per week)
Fuerteventura October 30 (3 flights per week)
Grenoble December 22 (1 flight per week)
Lodz (Poland) 29 October (2 flights per week)
Salzburg December 22 (1 flight per week)
Tenerife 30 October (3 flights per week)

From Prestwick Airport to

Belfast October 30 (daily)
Budapest November 1 (3 flights per week)
Grenoble December 22 (1 flight per week)
Kaunas October 28 (2 flights per week)

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