Ryanair launches new Podcast focused on aviation and business.
Ryanair has launched its new podcast -Inside Ryanair- aimed at all those who are interested in learning about the inner workings of a leading airline in the world, for those who wonder how Ryanair can sell seats for less than 10 euros to some of Europe’s most desired destinations, for those who want to know how the new 737 Max aircraft model will play a key role in the company’s future growth and for those curious about the actions the airline is taking to reduce its CO2 emissions.
See also: Ryanair says its priority is the Boeing 737 MAX.
Inside Ryanair consists of six episodes focused on business and aviation, delving into Ryanair’s activity, as well as analyzing current news and providing answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about the airline.
Hosted by Piaras Kelly and Mark Duffy, each episode of Inside Ryanair will begin with a talk on current affairs from the past few days before welcoming a different guest from the airline each week.
The first episode was released this Monday. Each podcast will be approximately 40 minutes long and new episodes will be aired each week.
“We are delighted to launch Inside Ryanair. We want to give people an insight into some of the most pressing issues in the industry, address some of the most frequently asked questions about the airline and have a talk on media topics of interest to both us and the industry. The podcasts are free, so interested people just have to choose their favorite ‘seat’, sit back and relax while enjoying the episodes via Apple, Spotify and Google,” said Dara Brady, Ryanair’s Director of Marketing & Digital.
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