Ryanair Unveils Initial Summer 2027 Flights from Glasgow

Aircraft with Blue tail and yellow harp. RYANAIR written on side of aircraft.

Ryanair has placed its initial Summer 2027 flights on sale from Glasgow Airport, with flights to 8 destinations across 5 countries available.

The airline, currently the 4th largest at the airport by seats available, will operate flights to Alicante, Malaga, Dublin, Malta, London Stansted, Warsaw Modlin, Wroclaw and Krakow, with 55 weekly departures, a provisional increase of 2 of summer 2026.

  • Alicante – 2 weekly flights operating Thursday and Sunday
  • Dublin – 24 weekly flights, with up to 4 per day (+2 on this summer)
  • Krakow – 4 weekly flights operating Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday
  • London Stansted – 14 weekly flights, with 2 per day
  • Malaga – 5 weekly flights operating Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday
  • Malta – 2 weekly flights operating Tuesday and Saturday
  • Warsaw Modlin – 2 weekly flights operating Wednesday and Saturday
  • Wroclaw – 2 weekly flights operating Wednesday and Saturday

Passenger numbers for the routes Ryanair operate are included in the table above. Ryanair is the sole operator of flights to Warsaw and Wroclaw, however, growth to Malaga, Malta, Krakow and Stansted has largely been driven by Ryanair adding additional flights.

Saturday continues to be the airlines busiest day at Glasgow Airport, with 10 flights.

This schedule is provisional and subject to change!


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I’m George Nugent, an independent travel writer with a focus on rail, air, and coach journeys in Scotland. My aim is to deliver honest, data-driven reviews backed by clear reporting — helping people cut through the noise and make smarter decisions. When I’m not writing, I’m often looking at statistics to tell a story. Follow along for independent insights into the world of travel.

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