Ryanair plans to more than treble passenger numbers at Warsaw's Modlin Airport, signing a multi-year growth agreement with the Polish airport.
The airline currently carries 1.5 million passengers to and from the airport annually. With this expansion, it aims to increase traffic to over five million by 2030.
This will be achieved by the Irish budget carrier doubling its fleet at the airport from four to eight aircraft. Additionally, Ryanair will introduce 25 new routes from the airport.
This agreement is expected to create 200 new jobs.