Ryanair will add Porto and Brindisi to its Klagenfurt schedule for summer 2027 and increase flights to Palma de Mallorca to daily. The expanded programme will cover four destinations, with 14 weekly flights and more than 160,000 seats at the Austrian airport. London-Stansted will remain at three flights a week. Ryanair has not specified when the new routes will begin or which days they will operate.
Porto, in Portugal, and Brindisi, in southern Italy, will each receive two weekly flights. Daily Palma service will bring the total to seven weekly flights on the route.
Ryanair also used the schedule announcement to call for the abolition of Austria’s €12 air-transport tax by 1 January, criticising the levy and airport and air-traffic-control charges. The airline linked these costs to weaker traffic in Austria; that assessment is Ryanair’s position, rather than an independently established finding in the announcement.