Ryanair launches nine new routes this winter at Malaga Airport

The low-cost airline Ryanair is strengthening its connections from and to Malaga Airport. While ceasing flights to several mid-range aerodromes in Spain, which it attributes to the increase in Aena's fees, the strength of the Costa del Sol has led the multinational to create nine routes for the winter.

Of these, two are completely new: Pardubice in the Czech Republic, and Bratislava (Slovakia), which represents a commitment to emerging destinations in Eastern Europe. Meanwhile, the other seven: Ostrava and Brno (also in the Czech Republic); Lübeck and Münster (Germany); Stockholm Västeras (Sweden); Teesside (England); and Warsaw (Poland) were routes that were only offered in the summer, and will now also be available during the winter season.

Additionally, Ryanair is adding extra flights in Malaga to popular routes such as Copenhagen, Dublin, Fez, and Milan, among others. These new routes and frequencies will increase Ryanair's capacity in Malaga during the winter season by 7%.

Frequencies

Specifically, the weekly frequencies of the new routes this winter will be: Bratislava (4 frequencies); Brno (2); Lübeck (2); Münster (2); Ostrava (2); Pardubice (2); Stockholm V. (2); Teesside (2) and Warsaw (6). Ryanair's winter 2025/2026 flight program in Malaga offers a total of 83 routes.

The flight program for these months will be largely conducted with the 15 aircraft that the airline has based in Malaga, representing an investment of 1.5 billion dollars and more than 6,800 direct and indirect jobs, according to information provided today by the company, at an event attended by the mayor of Malaga, Francisco de la Torre; the delegate of the Andalusian government, Patricia Navarro; the president of the Diputación, Francis Salado, and the airport director, Pedro Bendala.