New Ryanair flights from Rimini to Dublin, Memmingen, Stockholm, Tirana and Warsaw

Ryanair will open a new base in Rimini for summer 2027, with two aircraft based at the Romagna airport and a reported investment of $200 million. The new base will allow the airline to operate the most extensive schedule ever from Rimini, with a total of 17 routes, 114 weekly flights and over 600,000 seats, twice as many as in summer 2025.

Among the main innovations are five new international connections to Dublin, Memmingen, Stockholm, Tirana and Warsaw, which will be added to the other destinations already provided by the airport.

According to Ryanair, the expansion of Rimini airport will support over 500 local jobs, including jobs for pilots and cabin crew, and aims to increase tourist flows to Emilia-Romagna. The investment in Rimini is part of the airline's broader growth plan in the region, following Emilia-Romagna's decision to abolish the municipal surcharge.