Kerry’s Summer 2026 Routes Go on Sale
Ryanair has unveiled its Summer 2026 schedule for Kerry Airport, confirming seven routes and entry fares starting at €29.99. The programme combines sun destinations such as Alicante and Faro with year-round favourites including Manchester and London. Tickets are already available to book through the Ryanair website and app, giving passengers in Ireland’s South-West early access to next summer’s seats.
The airline said the schedule is designed to offer a mix of leisure and city options during the peak holiday period. Alicante and Faro remain consistent draws for beach breaks, while Manchester and London continue to attract weekend visitors and those travelling for family or work. Ryanair described the launch as a continuation of its commitment to low-fare connectivity for the region.
“Ryanair is pleased to launch our Summer 2026 schedule for Kerry, offering 7 routes to exciting holiday hotspots like Alicante and Faro, as well as city breaks destinations like Manchester and London, providing our customers in the South-West with unbeatable low-fare choice for their Summer 2026 getaways."
Flights under the Summer 2026 programme are now open for reservation, with advertised lead-in prices set at €29.99. The seven-route offering keeps Kerry linked with established UK markets alongside southern European holiday points. By opening bookings early in the year, the airline gives travellers in County Kerry and neighbouring areas more time to plan and secure lower fares for next summer.
The confirmed routes provide straightforward access to the Algarve coastline via Faro and Spain’s Costa Blanca through Alicante, both popular for long summer stays. Manchester provides access to northern England’s music, football and live events, while London gives easy entry to major museums, theatres and rail connections across Britain. Together, these routes cater for both people heading abroad on holiday and visitors travelling to explore Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way.
The early launch of next summer’s schedule signals steady demand through Kerry rather than a short seasonal push. A seven-route network gives the airport a clear base for 2026, with competitive fares likely to encourage early bookings. For people in the South-West, having flights on sale this far in advance allows more time to compare dates and lock in lower prices before peak summer demand builds.