Ryanair has unveiled its largest-ever summer schedule for Poland, featuring 304 routes, including 24 new holiday destinations such as Valencia, Dubrovnik, and Malta, along with increased frequencies on 90 routes.
The expansion follows a $4.4 billion investment in a 44-aircraft fleet based in Poland, supporting 15,000+ jobs.
Ryanair expects to carry 18.5 million passengers in 2025, capitalising on strong post-COVID recovery and 20% growth in Polish airport traffic.
However, rising air traffic control (ATC) fees in Poland—up 60% in 2025—threaten future growth. Ryanair urges the Polish government to reduce ATC fees to maintain low-cost connectivity, tourism, and economic expansion.
CEO Michael O’Leary calls for investment in regional airports and pro-growth policies to boost Poland’s aviation leadership in Europe, as countries like France, Germany, and the UK face economic struggles.
This post was published on 25 February 2025 17:09
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