SkyAlps plans to add five routes for the 2027 northern summer season, linking Bolzano with Rome Fiumicino and Groningen, Groningen with the Irish airports of Knock and Kerry, and Graz with Olbia. The scheduled services begin between 14 April and 15 May, with frequencies ranging from one to five flights a week. All five are planned with De Havilland Dash 8-Q400 aircraft; the Groningen–Ireland flights are for Dutch tour operator BBI Travel.
The Bolzano–Rome service is due to start on 14 April at five flights weekly. Two weekly flights between Bolzano and Groningen are scheduled from 26 April. From Groningen, weekly services to Knock and Kerry are planned from 26 and 29 April respectively. The Olbia–Graz route is scheduled to begin on 15 May with two flights a week.
The Groningen Airport Eelde services to Ireland are seasonal. The airport identifies SkyAlps as operator, with BBI Travel behind the flights. Separately, SkyAlps plans to increase its Bolzano–Paris Charles de Gaulle service from two to three weekly flights from 2 April 2027. That change is a frequency increase, not one of the five new routes. The schedules remain plans for summer 2027 and may be subject to change.