The low-cost airline has launched 29 new routes for summer 2027.
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Bournemouth-Porto, Exeter-Porto and Friedrichshafen-Porto are the new routes connecting Porto to international destinations that Ryanair has already launched for the summer of 2027, which will feature a “robust schedule” with “more than 2,500 routes” and cover 230 destinations, Publituris reports.
Ryanair announced in a press release that the low-cost airline has launched 29 new routes for the summer of 2027, which will include three new connections to Porto.
New routes available for booking
The Bournemouth-Porto, Exeter-Porto and Friedrichshafen-Porto routes are already available for booking through the Ryanair website and app.
“Ryanair is delighted to launch the first 29 new routes of what promises to be a comprehensive program for summer 2027, offering our cost-conscious customers an early opportunity to start planning their trips for next year,” says Dara Brady, Ryanair’s Chief Marketing Officer.
These are the Ryanair routes for the summer of 2027 that are already available for booking:
Alicante – Naples, Alicante – Tangier, Athens – Turin, Bari – Friedrichshafen, Bari – Leeds Bradford, Bari – Oslo Torp, Birmingham – Wroclaw, Bratislava – Chania, Brindisi – Warsaw, Budapest – Leeds Bradford, Burgas – Wroclaw, Catania – Wroclaw, Corfu – Leeds Bradford, Dubrovnik – Warsaw Modlin, East Midlands – Gdansk, Krakow – Tangier, Gdansk – Stockholm Skavsta, Leeds Bradford – Tirana, Malaga – Norwich, Memmingen – Seville, Memmingen – Varna, Newcastle – Reus, Newcastle – Rhodes, Palermo – Marrakech, Palermo – Tirana and Tangier – Turin.
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