Ryanair, Europe’s largest airline, has restarted service this week from Ukraine to 18 European cities.

From Kyiv Boryspil, Ryanair will fly to Berlin, Bergamo, London, Rome, Sofia, Vienna, Vilnius, Bergamo, and to six Polish cities: Gdansk, Krakow, Katowice, Poznan, Wroclaw and Warsaw. From Odesa, Ryanair will fly to Berlin, Rome and Gdansk; and from Lviv to Bergamo and Rome. In May-July, Ryanair will relaunch 37 other routes from Ukraine, including from Kherson and Kharkiv, according to Avianews. On July 3, Ryanair launches two new routes from Ukraine: Kyiv-Cologne and Odesa-Barcelona. By mid-summer, Ryanair plans to be flying 55 routes from Ukraine. From early July, Ryanair will commence flying between Odesa and Corfu and Kyiv and Crete.