Ryanair announces record Summer 2026 schedule for Gdańsk

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Sixth based aircraft, US$600 million investment, 16% growth and five new routes

Ryanair, Europe’s and Poland’s leading airline, will base a sixth aircraft in Gdańsk for Summer 2026, marking a US$600 million investment in the Pomeranian Voivodeship. The additional aircraft will provide more than 300,000 extra seats—an increase of 16 percent—and introduce five new routes to Rome, Dubrovnik, Tirana, Palermo and Bucharest. Seventeen existing routes will see additional frequencies, including Alicante, Barcelona, Malaga and Malta. In total, Ryanair’s record schedule for Gdańsk will offer 2.3 million seats across 43 destinations.

Expanded network and major capacity boost

The Summer 2026 schedule includes 43 routes, five of them brand new, and six based aircraft—one more than in Summer 2025. The airline will add 300,000 seats next season, driving total annual traffic at Gdańsk Airport to more than 3.3 million seats. To mark the announcement, Ryanair has launched a limited-time fare sale with prices starting from PLN 120 on ryanair.com.

“A clear commitment to regional connectivity”

“We are delighted to celebrate the news that Ryanair will base a sixth aircraft in Gdańsk for Summer 2026 alongside the announcement of five new routes to Bucharest, Dubrovnik, Palermo, Rome and Tirana,” said Jason McGuinness, Ryanair’s Chief Commercial Officer. “Next summer, our US$600m investment will deliver more than 2.3m low-fare seats to a record 43 European destinations. Gdańsk will benefit from over 300,000 additional seats, driving inbound tourism and supporting year-round connectivity at Europe’s lowest fares.”

To celebrate the airline’s biggest Gdańsk schedule to date, Ryanair is offering a two-day seat sale with fares from PLN 120.

Gdańsk Airport welcomes expansion

Tomasz Kloskowski, CEO of Gdańsk Airport, highlighted the importance of the announcement: “Ryanair’s decision to grow its Gdańsk base with a sixth aircraft and launch exciting new routes for Spring 2026 is a direct result of our long-standing, excellent cooperation and a clear signal of our airport’s rising importance in the region and across Poland. We are delighted that this investment will give passengers from Pomerania even greater choice while allowing us to continue expanding our route network and strengthen our position as one of Poland’s fastest-growing airports.”