- Ryanair has opened a new €40m maintenance facility at Porto Airport
- The facility will treble maintenance capacity
- It will create over 150 new highly skilled jobs
- Ryanair carries over 14m passengers annually in Portugal
- The airline supports more than 12,000 jobs in Portugal
Ryanair has inaugurated its new €40m maintenance facility at Porto Airport, marking another milestone in its investment in Portugal. The state-of-the-art facility will treble maintenance capacity with a new two-bay line maintenance hangar and component workshops. It will create over 150 new highly skilled jobs in the Norte Region.
The investment deepens Ryanair’s partnership with Portugal where it carries over 14m passengers annually and supports more than 12,000 jobs. The latest investment builds on 30 aircraft across four Portuguese bases, Travel Labs centres in Porto and Lisbon and a €2m investment in the Renature Monchique reforestation project.
Ryanair reported it is proud to continue investing in Portugal’s people, infrastructure and future. The facility expands the airline’s maintenance capabilities.
