WARSAW CHOPIN GROWS WITH 3 NEW ROUTES & 700,000 PASSENGER P.A.

Ryanair, Poland’s No.1 airline, today (Tues, 3 March) announced record growth in Warsaw for Summer 2026, led by a major expansion at Warsaw Modlin and a growing schedule at Warsaw Chopin.

At Warsaw Modlin, Ryanair will base 7 aircraft for S26 ($700m investment) and operate 49 routes, including 7 new routes to Alghero, Bratislava, Lamezia, Milan, Palermo, Sofia& Valencia. Ryanair will also increase frequency on 29 existing routes, which will see traffic at Modlin double to 3m passengers p.a. At Warsaw Chopin, Ryanair will operate 12 routes, including 3 new routes to Leeds, Porto and Seville, carrying 700,000 passengers p.a. and offering low-fare travel choice from Poland’s largest airport.

Ryanair’s Warsaw S26 schedule will deliver:                                                                                                                

Warsaw Modlin

• 7 based aircraft– $700M investment
• 49 routes, 7 new: Alghero, Bratislava, Lamezia, Milan, Palermo, Sofia, Valencia
• Traffic growth to 3m pax p.a. (double vs last year)
• Increased freq. on 29 routes
• Supp. over 2,500 jobs

Warsaw Chopin

• 12 routes, incl. 3 new: Leeds, Porto & Seville
• Traffic growth to 700K p.a. (+36%)
• Real low-fare choice for Warsaw citizens using Chopin airport

Ryanair continues to grow strongly in Warsaw and Poland, with Modlin a key growth airport under a multi-year agreement that delivers more terminal capacity, more routes and lower fares for the Mazovia region, supported by
growing offer in Chopin for passengers who prefer to use Poland’s main hub airport but still pay lower fares.

To celebrate Ryanair’s record Warsaw S26 schedules from Modlin and Chopin, Ryanair has launched a 3-day seat sale with low fares available now on ryanair.com and the Ryanair app.

Ryanair’s CEO Michael O’Leary said:

“As Poland’s No.1 airline, Ryanair is pleased to announce record growth in Warsaw for S2026, led by 7 new routes at Warsaw Modlin – our main Warsaw airport – and 3 new routes at Choplin. For S2026, Ryanair will base 7 aircraft at Modlin (a $700m investment) and operate 49 routes, which will see our Modlin traffic double to 3m passengers p.a.

At the same time, we are growing our low fare offer from Warsaw Chopin, where Ryanair will operate 12 routes, including 3 new routes to Leeds, Porto and Seville, carrying 700,000 passengers. Between Warsaw’s 2 airports, Ryanair will deliver even more choice, more competition and Europe’s lowest fares for Warsaw consumers and visitors in S2026.

Ryanair’s growth at Modlin and at Chopin in S26 is great news for Warsaw and the wider Mazovia region, bringing more connectivity, more inbound tourism and more jobs. To celebrate our record S2026 schedules from both Warsaw airports, we have launched a 3-day seat sale with low fares available now on ryanair.com and the Ryanair app.”