The low-cost carrier announced on Wednesday (26 July) it will operate five flights a week from both London and Liverpool to Rovaniemi, starting from 30 October.
“Lapland is every kid’s (big and small) dream with magical experiences that you will share with your family forever, including sleigh rides with real-life reindeer, husky sledding and, of course, a special visit to the big man himself and his jolly team of elves,” the airline said.
Ryanair is the latest airline to launch a Lapland route, with easyJet and Tui having already put out their new schedules earlier this month.
EasyJet announced in mid-July it would start operating flights from Manchester to the Lappish village of Kittila from 16 November, while Tui said it would launch weekly and twice-weekly services from seven UK airports.
