Ryanair Unveils Initial Summer 2027 Schedule From Scotland

Ryanair recently placed its initial Summer 2027 schedule on sale from Scotland, with summer flights being released from Aberdeen, Edinburgh, Glasgow and Prestwick.

The airline, who currently has 14 based aircraft in Scotland is set to operate 86 routes from four airports in Scotland, with flights to 23 countries*.

Full details on the routes available from each Scottish airport is available below, with some important information on some routes from Edinburgh also explained as required.

Aberdeen

Ryanair provisionally plans to operate flights on four routes from Aberdeen, with 11 weekly departures, a decrease of two when compared to Summer 2025.

Ryanair will serve the following routes from Aberdeen in Summer 2027:

  • Alicante – 3 weekly flights (Ryanair is the only airline operating this route from Aberdeen)
  • Faro – 3 weekly flights (Ryanair is the only airline operating this route from Aberdeen)
  • Krakow – 2 weekly flights (Ryanair is the only airline operating this route from Aberdeen)
  • Malaga – 3 weekly flights (Ryanair is the only airline operating this route from Aberdeen)

Ryanair Aberdeen Routes Passenger Numbers

Country Destination 2025 Pax 2026 Pax Change YoY %
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Edinburgh

Edinburgh remains by far the largest Scottish airport for Ryanair, with the airline currently having 12 based aircraft in the Scottish capital, and currently has 64 routes on sale for next summer. That number is 5 lower than Summer 2026, however, it should be noted that Ryanair does not have most of its flights from the UK to Rzezsow, Bergerac, Sofia, Goteborg or Funchal on sale next summer, and all those routes apart from Funchal have been available for booking for a brief period.

Ryanair currently has 342 weekly departures from Edinburgh available for booking, a decrease of 7 on Summer 2026, however, should all 5 routes not currently loaded become available then Ryanair would have 355 departures, an increase of 6.

Ryanair currently has the following routes on sale from Edinburgh next summer:

  • Agadir – 2 weekly flights
  • Alicante – 8 weekly flights
  • Barcelona – 14 weekly flights
  • Bari – 2 weekly flights (Exclusive route to Ryanair and Edinburgh Airport)
  • Belfast International – 11 weekly flights
  • Berlin – 3 weekly flights
  • Beziers – 2 weekly flights (Exclusive route to Ryanair and Edinburgh Airport)
  • Biarritz – 2 weekly flights (Exclusive route to Ryanair and Edinburgh Airport)
  • Bologna – 4 weekly flights (Exclusive route to Ryanair and Edinburgh Airport)
  • Bournemouth – 4 weekly flights (Exclusive route to Ryanair and Edinburgh Airport)
  • Bratislava – 3 weekly flights (Exclusive route to Ryanair and Edinburgh Airport)
  • Brussels Charleroi – 7 weekly flights (Exclusive route to Ryanair and Edinburgh Airport)
  • Bucharest – 3 weekly flights (Exclusive route to Ryanair and Edinburgh Airport)
  • Budapest – 8 weekly flights (Exclusive route to Ryanair and Edinburgh Airport – in summer only)
  • Copenhagen – 9 weekly flights
  • Corfu – 2 weekly flights
  • Cork – 7 weekly flights
  • Dublin – 35 weekly flights
  • Dusseldorf Weeze – 5 weekly flights (Exclusive route to Ryanair and Edinburgh Airport)
  • Faro – 7 weekly flights
  • Fuerteventura – 3 weekly flights
  • Gdansk – 6 weekly flights
  • Gran Canaria – 3 weekly flights
  • Ibiza – 3 weekly flights
  • Kaunas – 3 weekly flights (Exclusive route to Ryanair and Edinburgh Airport)
  • Knock – 2 weekly flights (Exclusive route to Ryanair and Edinburgh Airport)
  • Krakow – 7 weekly flights
  • Lanzarote – 5 weekly flights
  • Lisbon – 3 weekly flights
  • London Stansted – 21 weekly flights
  • Madrid – 7 weekly flights
  • Malaga – 10 weekly flights
  • Malta – 6 weekly flights
  • Marrakesh – 2 weekly flights
  • Marseille – 5 weekly flights (Exclusive route to Ryanair and Edinburgh Airport)
  • Milan Bergamo – 10 weekly flights (Exclusive route to Ryanair and Edinburgh Airport)
  • Milan Malpensa – 3 weekly flights
  • Nantes – 2 weekly flights (Exclusive route to Ryanair and Edinburgh Airport)
  • Naples – 3 weekly flights
  • Newquay – 3 weekly flights
  • Palermo – 2 weekly flights (Exclusive route to Ryanair and Edinburgh Airport)
  • Palma – 9 weekly flights
  • Paris Beauvais – 4 weekly flights (Exclusive route to Ryanair and Edinburgh Airport)
  • Pisa – 6 weekly flights
  • Poitiers – 2 weekly flights (Exclusive route to Ryanair and Edinburgh Airport)
  • Porto – 5 weekly flights
  • Poznan – 5 weekly flights (Exclusive route to Ryanair and Edinburgh Airport)
  • Prague – 6 weekly flights
  • Rhodes – 3 weekly flights
  • Riga – 3 weekly flights (Exclusive route to Ryanair and Edinburgh Airport)
  • Rome Ciampino – 7 weekly flights (Exclusive route to Ryanair and Edinburgh Airport)
  • Santander – 2 weekly flights (Exclusive route to Ryanair and Edinburgh Airport)
  • Seville – 3 weekly flights (Exclusive route to Ryanair and Edinburgh Airport)
  • Shannon – 5 weekly flights (Exclusive route to Ryanair and Edinburgh Airport)
  • Tenerife – 7 weekly flights
  • Tirana – 2 weekly flights (Exclusive route to Ryanair and Edinburgh Airport)
  • Toulouse – 3 weekly flights (Exclusive route to Ryanair and Edinburgh Airport – in summer only)
  • Valencia – 3 weekly flights (Exclusive route to Ryanair and Edinburgh Airport)
  • Venice – 4 weekly flights
  • Vienna – 6 weekly flights
  • Warsaw Modlin – 4 weekly flights
  • Wroclaw – 4 weekly flights
  • Zadar – 2 weekly flights (Exclusive route to Ryanair and Edinburgh Airport)

Edinburgh Airport Ryanair Passenger Numbers

Country Destination 2025 Pax 2026 Pax Change YoY %
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Routes that have multiple airlines operating have been excluded from the table above as it is not always possible to tell if changes in passenger numbers have been because of Ryanair or another airline.

Should Ryanair reload flights to Rzezsow, Bergerac, Sofia, Goteborg or Funchal I will update this article with the relevant information.

Some accounts on X have reported Ryanair is launching flights to Trieste and Stockholm Arlanda, these flights have never been released for sale. Should these flights go on sale then they will be added to this article.


Glasgow

Ryanair plans to operate 8 routes from Glasgow Airport next summer across 5 different countries, with 55 weekly departures planned, an increase of 2 on Summer 2026.

  • Alicante – 2 weekly flights
  • Dublin – 24 weekly flights
  • Krakow – 4 weekly flights
  • London Stansted – 14 weekly flights
  • Malaga – 5 weekly flights
  • Malta – 2 weekly flights
  • Warsaw Modlin – 2 weekly flights
  • Wroclaw – 2 weekly flights

On October 7th 2026 Ryanair issued a press release about carrying 8 million passengers through Glasgow Airport since 2014. This press release incorrectly claimed Ryanair flies to Morocco from Glasgow Airport – it does not. This press release and the one issued by the airport have both since been corrected.


Prestwick

Ryanair plans to maintain a two aircraft base in Prestwick, with the airline continuing to operate 10 routes across Spain, Italy and Portugal. The airline currently plans to operate 50 weekly departures, a decrease of 1 on Summer 2026.

Ryanair plans to operate the following routes from Prestwick in Summer 2027:

  • Alicante – 10 weekly flights
  • Barcelona – 4 weekly flights
  • Gran Canaria – 2 weekly flights
  • Lanzarote – 2 weekly flights
  • Malaga – 7 weekly flights
  • Murcia – 5 weekly flights (an exclusive route to Prestwick airport)
  • Palma – 6 weekly flights
  • Tenerife – 7 weekly flights
  • Faro – 5 weekly flights
  • Pisa – 2 weekly flights

Glasgow Prestwick Passenger Numbers

Country Destination 2025 Pax 2026 Pax Change YoY %
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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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