- Ryanair launches record Wrocław winter schedule
- 35pc capacity increase with 1.3m seats
- $900m investment in Lower Silesia
- Nine aircraft based at hub
- Four new routes including Madrid and Marrakesh
Ryanair has launched its record-breaking Winter 2026 schedule for Wrocław Airport delivering a 35pc capacity increase with a total of 1.3m available seats. Backed by a $900m (€770m) investment in the Lower Silesia region the airline will base nine aircraft at the hub two more than last winter to support 43 total routes and over 2,500 local jobs. The schedule is headlined by four new and extended routes connecting Wrocław to key destinations across Spain, Morocco, Albania and Italy.
Services to Madrid are scheduled to start on 26 October 2026 operating three times a week on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Flights to Marrakesh kick off on 25 October 2026 and will run twice weekly on Fridays and Sundays. Tirana initially launched as a summer route in June 2026 is officially being extended through the winter season. Turin was introduced as part of the core winter network expansion to boost skiing and winter city break options.
To cater to both business travellers and holidaymakers Ryanair is adding roughly 330,000 extra seats by increasing flight frequencies on 15 existing routes. Key destinations getting more weekly flights include Dublin, London, Malta and Palermo.
