Ryanair Expands Summer Schedule in Klagenfurt
Ryanair is set to enhance its summer 2025 schedule at Klagenfurt Airport by increasing capacity on flights to Alicante, London, and Palma de Mallorca. With 21,000 additional seats, representing a 25% rise, the total passenger volume is expected to reach 104,000. This expansion aims to provide travelers with more options and greater flexibility, making it easier to reach popular holiday destinations while strengthening Klagenfurt’s role as a key regional airport.
The updated flight schedule introduces two weekly services to Alicante on Fridays and Sundays, as well as London Stansted on Thursdays and Sundays, operating year-round. Additionally, Palma de Mallorca will see up to five weekly flights from April to October on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, and Sundays. These improvements ensure seamless connections to renowned European destinations, offering passengers more direct routes for both leisure and business travel.
These additional flights translate to better access to some of Europe’s most appealing destinations. London is a major gateway for long-haul flights with good international route connectivity. Alicante and Palma de Mallorca, meanwhile, are ideal for vacationers looking for sun-soaked getaways, featuring energetic cultural scenes, expansive beach resorts and balmy Mediterranean weather. The more frequent service enables customers to travel on impulse or with less planning or notice.
The increased flight capacity is also expected to bring economic benefits, such as more competitive ticket pricing and improved availability during peak travel seasons. Weekend getaways and short business trips will become easier to organize, as the higher number of departures offers improved scheduling options. It makes Klagenfurt an even more attractive departure point for Austrian tourists that are looking to get cheap and easily accessible flights in the country.
This strategic extension demonstrates Ryanair’s confidence in Klagenfurt as an emerging aviation hub. Further route additions could be made in the coming years if demand continues to be robust. Investment in enlarging the air connection of Klagenfurt will not only benefit local travelers, but it might also attract more international visitors to the region, supporting tourism as well as economic footprint.
