Airline Ryanair launches huge 50 percent off flights sale for autumn holidays 2020 ryanair
Travellers will be able to jet off to one, two or more of Ryanair’s 240 destinations.However, eager holidaymakers will have to act fast.The sale ends at midnight tomorrow.“[It offers] 50 percent off over 750,000 seats across our entire network for travel during the months of September and October.
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