Flying from Barcelona this winter? Ryanair adds new route and more flights across Europe
Planning a winter break from Barcelona? Ryanair is adding a new destination and expanding its service to several popular European […]
Ryanair is expanding its winter route network from Barcelona, adding a new connection and increasing services to popular European cities. Despite rising jet fuel costs, the airline will maintain its overall capacity at 3.6 million seats, the same as last winter. The new route will be Barcelona-El Prat to Poznań, Poland, operating three times a week.
Ryanair will also increase services on about twenty other routes, including Venice, Naples, Kraków, Porto and Budapest. The airline plans to boost capacity on routes to Poland by 9% and to Italy by 31%. Despite these changes, Ryanair will not lower ticket prices, as they will be set based on supply and demand, availability, and travel dates.
Vueling remains the largest carrier at Barcelona-El Prat, offering 10 million seats across 90 destinations, compared to Ryanair's 3.6 million seats on 53 routes. The biggest change for passengers is increased choice on selected European routes, rather than a major expansion at Barcelona Airport.
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