The Irish airline has launched a new website appealing to travelers from the US. The site allows customers to browse, and pay for flights in dollars.
It highlights a number of routes from European cities to Irish airports - and other cheap flights like London to Dusseldorf for $13.29.
The introduction of transatlantic flights have been a long stated ambition of the company - but that remains at least three years away.
Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary has publicly said that he would like the company to introduce a low-cost service between the US and Europe. He thinks that Ryanair could fly between some 15 European cities, and 12 US destinations.
He has cited the difficulty of sourcing long-haul aircrafts as one issues that is slowing down the project.
Speaking about the prospect to the Deloitte Enterprise Ireland CeoForum, he said: "The good news is we think we can do it, we think we can make a lot of money, but the bad news is we can’t source the aircraft … for probably three or four years unless there is some significant change in the ordering profiles for long-haul aircraft."
London, Dublin, Barcelona, Rome and Paris are currently the airline's most popular destinations for US flyers.
