Irish low-cost carrier Ryanair has announced a record-breaking winter schedule from Bratislava — 23 routes and four new destinations. Find out where you can now fly from the Slovak capital and how to purchase tickets at a special price starting at €29.99
Irish low-cost carrier Ryanair has announced a record-breaking winter schedule at Bratislava Airport. During the 2026–2027 winter season, the airline will operate flights on 23 routes — the largest number of destinations in Bratislava in the carrier’s history. This is reported on Ryanair’s official website. For Ukrainians who use the Slovak capital as a convenient air hub, this is important news: the choice of destinations is expanding significantly.
Read also: Bus from Ukraine to Poland — FlixBus launches new routes.
Four new routes from Bratislava
In addition to the existing 19 routes, Ryanair is adding four completely new destinations:
● Paphos, Cyprus
● Tirana, Albania
● Turin, Italy
● Warsaw, Poland
To implement its ambitious plans, Ryanair will station a fourth Boeing 737 aircraft in Bratislava starting in October 2026. This will allow the airline to increase flight frequency and launch new routes without compromising existing ones.
The airline forecasts that this expansion will boost passenger traffic through Bratislava Airport by 125% — to over 2.2 million passengers per year. This is a significant leap that transforms Bratislava into one of Ryanair’s busiest regional hubs in Central Europe.
By the way, if you’re planning a trip to Bratislava, you can conveniently organize your entire itinerary — from departure from Ukraine to boarding your flight — via the Visit Ukraine platform, where ticket bookings for all modes of transport are available.
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Ticket sale: starting at 29.99 euros
To celebrate the expansion announcement, Ryanair has launched a three-day ticket sale to and from Bratislava. Tickets are available starting at 29.99 euros — you can purchase them on the airline’s official website or via the mobile app.
We remind you! Wizz Air has announced an expansion of its presence at Chisinau Airport—one of the most popular hubs for Ukrainian travelers. Read about which ten routes to Europe will see more flights starting September 18, 2026.
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