The low-cost carrier announced on Tuesday (28 March) it will operate 140 flights a week to 16 destinations across both Britain and Europe – including Milan, Budapest and Manchester.
According to the hub’s owner, Vinci Airports, the return of Ryanair demonstrates its commitment “to connectivity in Northern Ireland.”
“To be able to welcome Ryanair back on such a significant scale is testament to the hard work that the team in Belfast has invested in securing this new base,” said business development director Uel Hoey.
