14 February 2023
New routes from Italy to Sweden with Ryanair
For summer 2025 flights to Stockholm from Cagliari and Trieste and to Gothenburg from Milan Malpensa
Ryanair has announced the introduction of three new routes from Italy to Sweden for summer 2025. Connections include flights from Cagliari and Trieste to Stockholm (Stockholm Arlanda Airport), both with two weekly frequencies, and from Milan Malpensa to Gothenburg, with three weekly frequencies.
These new routes, which have just been launched, are part of Ryanair's expansion strategy following the Swedish government's decision to abolish the aviation tax. This change allows the airline to strengthen its presence at Stockholm Arlanda and Gothenburg airports, expanding the offer for travelers with new destinations for next summer.
By Avion Tourism Magazine Editorial Staff
Text source: Ryanair Press Office
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