- Ryanair will begin flights from Kassel Airport from the end of March 2027
- The airline plans two weekly services to Palma de Mallorca and two to Lamezia Terme
- Flights are already bookable through the Ryanair website
- The move is part of Ryanair’s strategy to pivot to regional airports
- Airport managers described the move as a strong signal for the region
Ryanair has announced it will launch flights from Kassel Airport in Calden for the first time starting in the summer 2027 flight schedule. The airline is introducing two new holiday destinations from the regional German airport, bringing a total of four flights per week to the region. Flights are already bookable through the Ryanair website.
Palma de Mallorca will operate twice weekly on Wednesdays and Saturdays from 31 March to 30 October 2027. Lamezia Terme will operate twice weekly on Mondays and Fridays from 29 March to 29 October 2027. The move is part of Ryanair’s strategy to pivot away from major German hubs where it has cut capacity due to rising government aviation taxes and high airport fees.
Ryanair is expanding at more cost-effective regional airports like Kassel, Lübeck and Memmingen. Airport managers described the move as a strong signal for the region.
