27 February 2025

Ryanair's summer schedule for Puglia

The airline offers 82 routes in total (59 to Bari and 23 to Brindisi) to various destinations such as Athens, Gdansk, Eindhoven, Genoa, Ibiza, Kos, Santorini and Trieste

Ryanair has announced its 2025 summer schedule for Bari and Brindisi airports, confirming its commitment to ensuring strategic connections and competitive fares for travelers and residents of Puglia. The summer season will offer a wide range of destinations, including sunny locations and ideal destinations for city breaks.

Ryanair's 2025 summer schedule from Puglia will include:

5 aircraft (3 at Bari airport, 2 at Brindisi airport) - Investment of 500 million dollars,

82 total routes (59 from Bari, 23 from Brindisi),

6.6 million passengers per year,

Support for over 5,100 jobs.

► Some of the destinations reachable from Bari:
Alghero, Alicante, Athens, Barcelona (Girona), Berlin Brandenburg, Bologna, Bratislava, Brussels (Charleroi), Budapest, Cagliari, Catania, Chania (Crete), Krakow, Dublin, Dubrovnik, Edinburgh, Frankfurt (Hahn), Genoa, Ibiza, Karlsruhe / Baden-Baden, Katowice, Kaunas, Kos, Linz, Malaga, Milan Bergamo, Paris (Beauvais), Patras Araxos, Rome (Fiumicino), Santorini National, Skiathos

► Some of the destinations reachable from Brindisi:
Rome (Fiumicino), Bologna, Perugia, Palermo, Pisa, Milan Bergamo, Milan Malpensa, Trieste, Genoa, Verona, Turin, Venice M.Polo, Stockholm Arlanda, Wroclaw, Madrid, Dublin, Memmingen, Eindhoven, Gdansk, Brussels (Charleroi), Paris (Beauvais), Manchester, London (Stansted)

To celebrate the launch of the summer operation in Puglia, it has activated a special promotion: for the next 3 days, fares starting from €21.99 for trips until the end of June, available exclusively on ryanair.com, subject to availability.

The airline specifies that, despite the solid commitment in the region, its growth in Puglia is limited by the persistence of the municipal surcharge. On this occasion, Ryanair asks the institutions for an abolition of the surcharge that would allow an expansion of capacity and more competitive fares for Italian passengers.

Edited by the editorial staff, Avion Tourism Magazine

Text source: Ryanair Medialist Press Office

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