Ryanair has placed the first 29 new routes in its Summer 2027 schedule on sale, opening bookings through its website and app for services across Europe. The initial release includes links such as Alicante–Naples, Alicante–Tangier, Málaga–Norwich, Memmingen–Seville and Newcastle–Reus. The airline plans to operate more than 2,500 routes to 230 destinations during the peak summer period, with further additions expected.
The first batch also includes four routes from Leeds Bradford to Bari, Budapest, Tirana and Corfu. Other UK links comprise Birmingham–Wroclaw, Bournemouth–Porto, East Midlands–Gdansk, Exeter–Porto and Newcastle–Rhodes.
The wider release includes services connecting airports in Italy, Germany, Poland, Portugal, Greece, Ireland, Hungary, Bulgaria, Croatia, Slovakia, Albania, Morocco, Sweden, Norway, Spain, Turkey and the United Kingdom. Further examples are Bratislava–Chania, Brindisi–Warsaw, Dubrovnik–Modlin Warsaw, Friedrichshafen–Porto, Krakow–Tangier, Memmingen–Varna, Palermo–Marrakech and Palermo–Tirana.
Ryanair chief marketing officer Dara Brady described the 29 services as the first new routes to go on sale for the summer programme, with additional announcements planned as the schedule develops. The airline has not yet published route-by-route frequencies, aircraft assignments or launch dates for the full network.