Ryanair announces new destinations from Modlin airport

The Irish airline Ryanair will transport passengers to new destination from the Modlin airport in Warsaw. Cologne, Goteborg and Malaga will be added to Ryanair's offer in summer 2016, increasing their amount to 34. Juliusz Komorek from Ryanair informed that "the Chopin airport served nearly 11 million passengers throughout 80 years of existence, whereas Modlin achieved 3 million clients in 3 years. This is a phenomenal result. It shows that Warsaw had not had a sufficient flight offer when there was only one airport." Also an idea of lauching Ryanair flights at Chopin airport emerged, however "this is a stupid suggestion, only appealing to the Chopin airport. In all countries were such a duoport was opened, the smaller airport suffered. Moreover Modlin has a chance to surpass Chopinn airport in four to five years," the  chairman of Ryanair Michael O'Leary informs.