Ryanair, the largest airline in Poland and Europe, announced today (26 February) a record-breaking summer schedule from Lublin, featuring six destinations, including a brand-new route to Trapani-Marsala and the return of last year’s hit – Barcelona Girona. This year’s schedule represents a record-breaking offering for Lublin and a 20% year-on-year increase in the number of available routes and connections, providing passengers with the most extensive network in Ryanair’s history in the region.

The expanded network will also translate into further growth in passenger traffic – in 2026, Ryanair plans to serve 250,000 travellers to and from Lublin, confirming the airport’s growing popularity and the carrier’s consistent expansion in the region. Ryanair’s Summer ’26 timetable for Lublin includes:

• 6 routes from Lublin, including Bergamo, Dublin, Gdańsk and London
• 1 new route: Trapani-Marsala (Sicily)
• The return of Barcelona-Girona – the hit of summer 2025
• A record-breaking offering – the largest summer network in Lublin’s history

To mark the launch of the Summer ’26 season for Lublin, Ryanair has launched a special ticket sale, with prices starting from 126 PLN. The offer is valid until 1 March exclusively via the Ryanair app and website.

Alicja Wójcik-Gołębiowska, Head of Comms CEE & Baltics at Ryanair, said:
“We are delighted to announce a record-breaking summer schedule from Lublin, featuring six routes, including a new addition – Trapani Marsala – and the return of the hugely popular Barcelona Girona. A 20% increase in capacity means that residents of the region have the widest choice of connections in history, which fits perfectly with our long-term development strategy in Lublin. To mark the announcement of the Summer ’26 season for Lublin, we have prepared a dedicated ticket sale, with prices starting from 126 PLN. The offer is valid until 1 March exclusively on the Ryanair app and website.”

Marcin Kowalewski, Deputy Director of Lublin Airport, said:
“We are delighted to be able to expand our offering together with our partner, Ryanair, in response to the needs of the region’s residents, passengers and business partners. Thank you for your trust, and we are pleased that our airport is becoming an important hub on the aviation map of Poland and this part of Europe. Ryanair is our trusted partner, which has been with us since the very beginning of Lublin Airport’s operations. Our partnership, now spanning over a decade, continues to bear fruit. The new route to Sicily, as well as the return of the connection to Barcelona, is a sign of confidence in our airport and recognition of the region’s potential. It is also proof of the growing popularity of Lublin Airport.”