Ryanair Holdings PLC, the Irish based budget airline, has launched new routes to Grenoble in France, Lodz and Poznan in Poland aswell as Kaunas in Lithuania, which it announced yesterday.
The flights will begin in the Autumn from Stansted airport in Essex.
The budget airliner is also increasing the frequency of its flights to Riga, Tampere, Derry, Seville and Granada.
Chief executive Michael O'Leary said: 'We launched our first route in Poland just three months ago from Stansted to Wroclaw and with these two new routes to Lodz and Poznan, Ryanair will serve more Polish airports directly from London than any other airline.'
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