Two points briefly on new routes.
Firstly, we need to see the final picture much closer to the start of the summer schedules. It's true that the initial ACL report did show additional based a/c for Ryanair and easyjet compared to where we were in 2019, and we live in hope that will come to pass, if only partially.
Secondly, although some new routes have been formally announced and are bookable, there are some existing pre-covid routes and initially planned new ones that appear at present not to be operating in S22. Ultimately it's the net position and capacity by the number of seats that will show whether or not growth by specific airlines is reflected in the schedules.