- Turin Airport launched its 2026/27 winter season with 93 routes to 62 destinations.
- Over 3.7m seats are on sale a 38pc increase on the previous winter.
- Wizz Air operates its new Turin base with two Airbus A321neo aircraft.
- New routes include Sharm el-Sheikh, Budapest and Bratislava.
- Ski routes launch from 16 January 2027 from Central Europe.
Turin Airport has launched its 2026/27 winter season with 62 destinations across 24 countries and 93 total routes with over 3.7m seats on sale. The season runs from 25 October 2026 through 27 March 2027. The seat capacity represents a 38pc increase on the previous winter. New destinations include Bilbao, Sharm el Sheikh, Suceava, Bratislava and Budapest.
The network expansion is anchored by Wizz Air’s new base in Turin. The airline stationed its first Airbus A321neo in September 2026 and delivered its second aircraft on 25 October 2026 bringing its total footprint to 23 routes. A new route to Sharm el-Sheikh launches on 27 October 2026 operating twice weekly.
Ski routes launching from 16 January 2027 serve winter sports travellers from Central Europe including direct flights from Prague, Wrocław, Gdańsk and Katowice. Madrid and Barcelona are now served by three separate airlines out of Turin. New services include Budapest, Bratislava, Warsaw, Glasgow and a new Air Baltic link from Riga starting 30 January 2027. The expansion positions the airport as a major winter sports gateway to the Piedmont Alps.
