Ryanair has increased flights to two popular routes from Liverpool John Lennon Airport.
Ahead of the summer holidays, travellers looking for a quick break will have more flexibility in their flight choice.
From April, Ryanair will travel six times a week from Liverpool to Knock.
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Departures to the city of Poznan in Poland will also increase to three weekly flights.
The update comes after Ryanair confirmed it has scrapped all its flights from Liverpool to Ibiza for the 2022 summer season.
The budget airline said that due to a shortage of available slots at Ibiza Airport, its route from Liverpool to the Spanish party island will not operate for summer 2022.
Instead, holidaymakers and party-goers will have to fly from Manchester Airport if they want to get to Ibiza.
A Ryanair spokesperson told the ECHO: “Due to a shortage of available slots at Ibiza Airport, this route from Liverpool to Ibiza will not operate for summer 2022.
"UK customers can fly to this popular sunny destination from nearby Manchester Airport, where Ryanair will operate daily departures for peak summer months."
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