Barcelona, Bristol, Brussels, Dublin, Edinburgh, Frankfurt, Rome and Vienna as Ryanair Boosts Porto’s Connectivity with 72 Routes in Its Summer 2025 Schedule and a New Flight to Rome Fiumicino

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Ryanair, the leading airline in Portugal, has revealed its Summer 2025 flight schedule for Porto, launching on February 19th. The new lineup features 72 routes, including an exciting new link to Rome Fiumicino, with destinations like Barcelona, Bristol, Brussels, Dublin, Edinburgh, Frankfurt, Rome, and Vienna, offering both Porto locals and visitors greater access to affordable travel options across Europe. With 12 aircraft stationed at Porto Airport, this expansion represents a significant $1.2 billion investment, generating more than 4,600 jobs in the region.

Key highlights of Ryanair’s Summer 2025 Porto schedule include:

• 72 routes, with a new destination to Rome Fiumicino.
• 12 aircraft based in Porto, representing a $1.2 billion investment.
• Annual traffic forecast of 5.7 million passengers.
• Over 250 weekly flights, featuring increased services to top city break locations like Paris, Brussels, and Edinburgh, as well as popular vacation destinations such as Alicante, Malaga, and Cagliari.

To celebrate the launch, Ryanair is offering a limited-time seat sale with fares starting at just €21.99 for travel until the end of May. Bookings are open until 21st February exclusively on www.ryanair.com.

Elena Cabrera, Ryanair Head of Comms for Portugal, said: “Ryanair is pleased to announce Porto’s Summer schedule, which includes one exciting new route to Rome. This summer, Ryanair will operate 72 routes in total, providing customers with increased options for memorable travel experiences during this incredible season.

Despite Lisbon’s lack of growth due to artificial capacity constraints, Ryanair remains committed to regional Portugal, including Porto with 12 based aircraft and more than 4,600 total jobs created.

To celebrate, Ryanair is launching a limited-time seat sale with fares from just €21.99, available until 21st February, exclusively at www.ryanair.com.”

Ryanair’s Summer 2025 Flight Schedule

Destination and Weekly Flight Frequency

• Agadir – 2 flights per week
• Alicante – 9 flights per week
• Baden-Baden – 3 flights per week
• Barcelona – 21 flights per week
• Bari – 2 flights per week
• Belfast – 2 flights per week
• Berlin – 3 flights per week
• Birmingham – 3 flights per week
• Bologna – 2 flights per week
• Bristol – 3 flights per week
• Brussels – 6 flights per week
• Budapest – 2 flights per week
• Cagliari – 3 flights per week
• Carcassonne – 2 flights per week
• Castellon – 2 flights per week
• Cologne – 4 flights per week
• Copenhagen – 2 flights per week
• Dublin – 6 flights per week
• Düsseldorf W – 4 flights per week
• Edinburgh – 4 flights per week
• Eindhoven – 7 flights per week
• Faro – 23 flights per week
• Frankfurt H – 2 flights per week
• Gran Canaria – 2 flights per week
• Ibiza – 2 flights per week
• Milan M – 6 flights per week
• Nîmes – 2 flights per week
• Nuremberg – 2 flights per week
• Paris B – 19 flights per week
• Paris V – 2 flights per week
• Pisa – 2 flights per week
• Ponta Delgada – 6 flights per week
• Rome F (New Route) – 6 flights per week
• Seville – 8 flights per week
• Shannon – 3 flights per week
• Stockholm A – 2 flights per week
• Strasbourg – 2 flights per week
• Tangier – 2 flights per week
• Tenerife S – 3 flights per week
• Terceira – 2 flights per week
• Toulouse – 6 flights per week
• Trapani – 2 flights per week
• Treviso – 2 flights per week
• Turin – 2 flights per week
• Valencia – 11 flights per week
• Verona – 2 flights per week
• Vienna – 5 flights per week
• Warsaw M – 2 flights per week
• Wroclaw – 2 flights per week

This schedule offers an extensive selection of destinations for summer 2025, enhancing connectivity across Europe and beyond.