
The move from the Irish airline has come at the right time, as a study in February revealed that there is increasing demand across Europe for private jets.
Ryanair will provide the service on a Boeing 737-700 jet, which comes equipped with 60 reclining, leather-clad, business class seats that are fitted in a 2×2 formation.Read more about living the Business Class lifestyle:
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Robin Kiely, head of communications, Ryanair, said: “More than 25 million business travellers fly with Ryanair every year, choosing our low fares, unbeatable on-time performance, and Europe’s largest route network, along with the benefits of our Business Plus service.
To appease the business class, Ryanair will need to avoid any more HR-cum-PR disasters like the one it suffered last year when a sticky-fingered steward stole a passenger’s missing camera to list for sale on eBay.
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