Ryanair’s summer 2026 schedule sees the introduction of five new routes from London. In total, the low-cost carrier will operate 194 summer routes from airports across the UK.
It has added Forli (Italy), Glasgow (Scotland), Malmö (Sweden) and Parma (Italy) from London Stansted Airport. Flights to Wroclaw (Poland) have been added from London Luton Airport.
To support traffic growth, Ryanair will base one new aircraft at Stansted for the summer season. That takes the airline’s London-based fleet to 57 aircraft.
The airline now operates four flights a week from Leeds-Bradford to Agadir (Morocco). That’s the same frequency as flights to Tirana (Albania) from Liverpool John Lennon Airport and to Rome Fiumicino (Italy) from Birmingham.
Services to Agadir, Rome, Marrakesh (Morocco), Tirana and Warsaw Modli (Poland) are available from Birmingham. Nine Ryanair aircraft are now based at the airport in the Midlands, serving a total of 50 routes.
A third aircraft is now based at Newcastle International Airport, which operates Ryanair services to 22 destinations. It has new seasonal routes to Brussels Charleroi (Belgium), Budapest (Hungary), Malta and Marrakesh (Morocco). The frequency of flights to seven destinations has increased, including Barcelona (Spain), Faro (Portugal) and Malaga (Spain).
An additional aircraft, taking the total to 19, is increasing the airline’s capacity from Manchester, from where 82 destinations are served. Two new routes have been added for the summer season: Castellón (Spain) and Rimini (Italy). The frequency of 37 services has been boosted, including Faro (Portugal), Porto (Portugal) and Rhodes (Greece).
Ryanair is the UK’s biggest passenger airline and approximately 61 million passengers are anticipated in 2026.
