Ryanair has unveiled the first 29 routes for its summer 2027 schedule, including new connections between Budapest and Leeds Bradford Airport in the UK, as well as Dubrovnik and Warsaw Modlin. The announcement, made on Friday, marks the initial phase of the airline’s planned expansion, with more than 2,500 routes expected to connect 230 destinations across its network.
The Budapest–Leeds Bradford route will compete with existing Jet2 operations, offering travelers another direct option to northern England. Additional new routes include links between Alicante, Bari, Palermo, Memmingen, and other European and North African destinations. All 29 routes are now available for booking.
Ryanair’s chief marketing officer, Dara Brady, said the new routes provide customers an early opportunity to plan summer 2027 travel. “These are the first of our new summer 2027 routes to go on sale, with more exciting additions to be announced as Ryanair continues to expand Europe’s largest route network,” Brady said .
The Dubrovnik–Warsaw Modlin route will operate four times weekly—Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays—beginning March 29, 2027, and running through October 2, 2027. Ryanair will deploy Boeing 737-800 aircraft, each with a capacity of 189 passengers, offering nearly 42,000 seats in both directions over the summer season .
