Ryanair announces 29 new routes for summer 2027
Ryanair announced its first 29 new routes for summer 2027 on 9 October 2026, including eight services involving Polish airports. The additions cover Wrocław, Kraków, Gdańsk and Warsaw, with destinations ranging from Dubrovnik and Catania to Tangier and Stockholm. Tickets for all the announced routes are already on sale.
Eight new routes involving Polish airports
Poland accounts for eight of the newly announced routes. Wrocław has the largest number of additions, with Ryanair planning services to Burgas, Catania and Birmingham.
The new routes involving Polish airports are:
- Wrocław – Burgas
- Wrocław – Catania
- Wrocław – Birmingham
- Kraków – Tangier
- Gdańsk – East Midlands
- Gdańsk – Stockholm Skavsta
- Warsaw Modlin – Dubrovnik
- Warsaw – Brindisi
Ryanair has not specified which Warsaw airport will handle the Brindisi service. The airline has, however, explicitly identified Warsaw Modlin as the airport for its new Dubrovnik route.
More routes across Europe and North Africa
The remaining additions connect destinations across Europe and Morocco. From Alicante, Ryanair plans new flights to Naples and Tangier, while Palermo will gain services to Marrakesh and Tirana.
Porto will also receive new connections from Bournemouth, Exeter and Friedrichshafen.
Other announced routes include:
- Athens – Turin
- Bari – Friedrichshafen
- Bari – Leeds Bradford
- Bari – Oslo Torp
- Bratislava – Chania
- Budapest – Leeds Bradford
- Corfu – Leeds Bradford
- Leeds Bradford – Tirana
- Malaga – Norwich
- Memmingen – Seville
- Memmingen – Varna
- Newcastle – Reus
- Newcastle – Rhodes
- Tangier – Turin
Ryanair said these are only the first additions to its summer 2027 schedule. The carrier plans to announce further routes as it continues preparing its seasonal network.
Summer network to exceed 2,500 routes
Ryanair expects to operate more than 2,500 routes across a network covering 230 destinations during summer 2027. The airline describes the planned schedule as one of the largest in its history.
Dara Brady, Ryanair's Chief Marketing Officer, said the early release would give passengers more time to arrange their summer travel. He also confirmed that further route announcements are planned.
