PRAGUE- Ryanair (FR), Europe’s leading airline, has unveiled its Winter 23/24 schedule for Prague, featuring 27 routes, including six exciting new routes to Catania, East Midlands, Gdańsk, Malaga, Seville, and Tirana.

Additionally, the airline will increase frequencies on another 12 routes, including popular winter sun and city break destinations such as Barcelona, Budapest, Dublin, Madrid, Manchester, Paris, and Rome.

Ryanair New Prague Flights

Ryanair will station one new aircraft in Prague, bringing the total to four for Winter 23/24. This represents a significant $100 million investment and will generate over 30 new high-paying jobs for pilots, cabin crew, and engineers.

Ryanair’s Winter 23/24 schedule for Prague includes the following highlights:

• The addition of 1 new-based aircraft amounted to an additional $100 million investment.
• A total of 4 based aircraft in Prague, reflecting an investment of $400 million.
• A network of 27 routes featuring 6 new destinations: Catania, East Midlands, Gdańsk, Malaga, Seville, and Tirana.
• Increased flight frequencies on 12 existing routes, including Barcelona, Budapest, Dublin, Madrid, Manchester, Paris, and Rome.
• Further, it created more than 1,900 jobs, including 120 highly-paid positions in aviation and engineering.
• An annual passenger traffic increase to reach 2.4 million passengers per year.
• Ryanair will operate 27 routes throughout the winter season, serving over 2.4 million passengers traveling to and from Prague Airport. This expansion represents a 20% growth, supported by the presence of 4 aircraft based in Prague, amounting to a $400 million investment and facilitating 120 high-paying jobs within the aviation industry.
• To commemorate the launch of Ryanair’s Winter 23/24 schedule for Prague, the airline is offering one-way fares starting at €29.99.

Executive Insights

Ryanair’s Jason McGuinness, speaking in Prague, made the following remarks:

“With the addition of a fourth based aircraft in Prague for the upcoming winter season, Ryanair has successfully restored pre-Covid traffic levels to Prague Airport. Nevertheless, Prague and the broader Czech capacity recovery are trailing behind other European regions that have either regained or expanded their pre-COVID traffic, primarily due to the reduction of airport charges and the implementation of competitive incentive programs. As the leading carrier, Ryanair is committed to supporting the swift recovery of Czech connectivity and tourism. However, this can only be achieved through competitive airport charges.

Ryanair is delighted to offer increased choice and lower fares to customers and visitors in Prague for the Winter 23/24 season. Our network comprises 27 routes, including six exciting new destinations such as Catania, East Midlands, Gdańsk, Malaga, Seville, and Tirana. Additionally, we’ve enhanced flight frequencies on 12 existing routes, encompassing popular winter sun and city break destinations like Barcelona, Budapest, Dublin, Madrid, Manchester, Paris, and Rome.

To facilitate this dynamic Winter schedule, we’ve introduced a new aircraft, bringing the total number of aircraft based in Prague to four. This $400 million investment has generated 30 new local jobs. Ryanair remains committed to fostering connectivity, inbound tourism, and employment opportunities for Prague.”

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