Ryanair: 7 aircraft at Modlin and new routes from Warsaw and Krakow for summer 2026

Ryanair has presented its flight schedule for summer 2026, announcing a significant expansion of its network from Poland. The airline announced the launch of new routes from Warsaw and Krakow, which are expected to attract more seasonal and business passengers.

Investments at Modlin

• Base: 7 aircraft are planned to be based at Warsaw-Modlin Airport.
• Finances: The investment related to the development of this base is expected to reach 700 million PLN.
• Effects: This means more flights, new destinations, and increased availability of cheap flights from the region.

Development at Chopin Airport

The development will also include Chopin Airport in Warsaw, where the following are planned:

1. Increased capacity.
2. Better coordination of flights between airports.

According to the carrier's announcement, the expansion of operations will improve the seasonal offer and streamline passenger transfers.

New opportunities for travelers

New routes from Krakow are expected to facilitate travel for tourists and residents of Lesser Poland, and the introduction of additional flights from Warsaw will increase competition on the market and may affect ticket prices. The carrier also declares the creation of jobs related to the handling of new connections.

Tip: Ryanair encourages passengers to check the current schedule on its website and book tickets in advance — popular summer destinations can sell out quickly.