Ryanair route map

Routes only Ryanair flies, and where it competes

Of the 132 routes here, 75 are flown nonstop by Ryanair alone among the airlines we track: DUB–TIA, DUB–CRL, DUB–SOF, DUB–ZAG, DUB–ZAD, DUB–PFO, STN–CPH, DUB–TLL, STN–HEL, DUB–BSL, DUB–BVA, DUB–BIQ, DUB–CCF, DUB–GNB, DUB–LRH, DUB–FNI, DUB–LDE, DUB–CGN, DUB–FMM, STN–ATH, DUB–KGS, DUB–RHO, DUB–CHQ, DUB–SKG, DUB–ZTH, DUB–KIR, DUB–AHO, DUB–BRI, DUB–BLQ, DUB–CAG, STN–MXP, DUB–OLB, DUB–BGY, DUB–PMO, DUB–TRS, DUB–KUN, DUB–VNO, DUB–AGA, DUB–RBA, STN–OSL, DUB–KRK, DUB–BZG, DUB–GDN, DUB–RZE, DUB–KTW, DUB–LCJ, DUB–LUZ, DUB–WMI, DUB–POZ, DUB–SZZ, DUB–WRO, DUB–FNC, STN–LIS, DUB–OPO, DUB–CLJ, DUB–IAS, DUB–BTS, DUB–KSC, STN–BCN, DUB–RMU, DUB–GRO, DUB–IBZ, STN–MAD, DUB–MAH, DUB–REU, DUB–SDR, DUB–VLC, STN–ARN, DUB–BJV, DUB–DLM, DUB–CWL, DUB–LGW, DUB–STN, DUB–LTN and DUB–EMA.

It overlaps most with Aer Lingus (51), SAS (2) and Jet2 (1) — the number is how many of these routes both airlines fly.