Fly2Galicia opens domestic bookings for December launch from Santiago

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  • Fly2Galicia launches 1 December 2026 with 17 weekly departures from Santiago
  • Route network covers Alicante, Granada, Zaragoza and five European cities
  • One-way domestic tickets start at €19, international from €39-€49
  • Airline operates initially under ACMI wet lease with unnamed European partner
  • Schedule locked through October 2027 with second aircraft evaluation underway

Newly formed Spanish low-cost carrier Fly2Galicia has opened bookings and unveiled its initial network, planning to launch commercial operations on 1 December 2026. Based at Santiago–Rosalía de Castro Airport (SCQ) in northwestern Spain, the airline will offer 17 weekly departures to eight initial destinations across Spain and Europe. The carrier aims to connect Galicia with major business and tourism centres on a non-stop basis.

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The initial route network includes three domestic destinations: Alicante with three weekly flights, Granada with two weekly flights, and Zaragoza with two weekly flights, the latter serving as the inaugural route. International destinations comprise Brussels, Milan-Malpensa, Munich, Prague and Venice Marco Polo, each with two weekly departures. One-way domestic tickets start at €19, while promotional international fares range between €39 and €49.

Fly2Galicia will operate initially under an ACMI “wet lease” model, with flights conducted under 4D flight numbers by an unnamed European partner using a based Airbus A320. The company, managed by the Aviation & Mobility Services Group, has locked its current schedule through 24 October 2027 and is evaluating the addition of a second aircraft for summer 2027 to expand capacity. The airline’s launch adds to Spain’s growing low-cost sector, supported by Galicia’s tourism potential and improving air connectivity from the northwest region.

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