Ryanair expands flights from Catania, Palermo and Trapani in winter 2026
Ryanair significantly strengthens its presence in Sicily for winter 2026, with the largest ever scheduled schedule by the company on the island. The plan includes a total of 88 routes, including 17 new ones, and a capacity set to support over 12.5 million passengers per year, 9% more.
The growth will mainly affect Catania, Palermo and Trapani-Marsala, where Ryanair will base a total of 11 aircraft: five in Catania, five in Palermo and one in Trapani-Marsala. Compared to the previous season, one aircraft will be added in Catania and one in Palermo, while the Trapani-Marsala base will remain operational for the entire winter season.
New routes from Catania
From Catania, new connections will be introduced to Alicante, Dublin, Gdansk, Memmingen, Porto, Rimini, Valencia, Warsaw and Wroclaw. Flights to Dublin and Wroclaw will depart from March 2027.
New routes from Palermo
From Palermo, the new destinations will be Dublin, Gdansk, Parma, Prague, Sofia and Tirana, expanding both the international offer and the domestic connections available during the winter season.
New routes from Trapani
From Trapani there will be two new national connections to Milan (Malpensa Airport) and Verona.
Overall, Ryanair's Sicilian winter schedule will therefore include 17 new routes, included in a network of 88 total connections.
