Ryanair has revealed new Airbus A320 routes for the Northern summer 2026 season, starting from March 30 next, with key additions from Palma de Mallorca, Vienna, and Zadar.
Palma de Mallorca will see flights to Belfast International (1 weekly from 1/4/26), Glasgow Prestwick (2 weekly from 31/3/26), Verona (1 weekly from 7/6/26 to 27/9/26), and Warsaw Modlin (1 weekly from 1/4/26).
Vienna’s new routes include Fuerteventura (2 weekly from 3/4/26), Gran Canaria (2 weekly from 30/3/26), Mykonos (5 weekly from 1/6/26 to 30/9/26), Tenerife South (1 weekly from 30/3/26), and Zakynthos (2 weekly from 1/6/26).
Zadar will connect to Bratislava (4 weekly from 1/6/26 to 30/9/26), Cork (2 weekly from 2/6/26 to 29/9/26), Edinburgh (1 weekly from 4/6/26 to 24/9/26), Katowice (3 weekly from 1/5/26 to 29/9/26), Marseille (2 weekly from 3/4/26), Memmingen (4 weekly from 30/3/26), Nuremberg (1 weekly from 4/6/26 to 27/8/26), and Warsaw Modlin (4 weekly from 1/5/26 to 29/9/26).
These routes mark the return of A320 operations to several destinations last served in NS22, NS23, or NS24, enhancing Ryanair’s summer network.
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