Ryanair Adds 10 Winter Routes from Turin

Ryanair has expanded its winter network from Turin Airport, giving passengers in Piedmont more direct options for city breaks and holidays across Europe. The airline's record schedule includes ten additions, with links to Poland, Central Europe, Scotland and southern Spain. Some flights started in October, while others are due in December. The new services also make Turin easier to reach for overseas visitors heading to the Alps.

When Ryanair's Turin Winter Routes Operate

• Airline: Ryanair; departure airport Turin Caselle (TRN).
• Winter destinations: Bratislava, Budapest, Gdańsk, Glasgow Prestwick, Katowice, Málaga, Prague, Tirana, Warsaw and Wrocław.
• Already running: Budapest (25 October), Bratislava (26 October), Warsaw (31 October); Málaga and Tirana continue from summer.
• December starts: Glasgow Prestwick (12 December); Gdańsk, Katowice, Prague and Wrocław (19 December).
• Season: 25 October 2026–27 March 2027.
• Frequency: Varies by route; check bookable dates.

Across its 40 winter routes, Ryanair is offering 1.8 million seats, 25% more than last year. Two additional aircraft bring the airline's Turin base to five. Promotional fares start at €29.99, though prices depend on travel dates and extras. Wizz Air is due to add flights to Gdańsk, Katowice, Prague and Wrocław in January, giving passengers more options on some routes.

From Turin, the new links put Budapest's thermal baths, Prague's historic centre and Bratislava's old town within reach without a connection. Málaga offers a milder-weather break, while Gdańsk and Wrocław suit a few days exploring Poland. In the other direction, arrivals can use Turin as a base for the Egyptian Museum or travel onwards to ski areas such as Bardonecchia and Via Lattea.

The expanded timetable does not mean every destination is new to Ryanair passengers. Málaga and Tirana were already on the airline's summer network, and several Polish routes will not operate until 19 December. Before booking hotels or ski transfers, check the first available outbound and return flights. Turin Airport's rail connection to Porta Susa takes around 30 minutes and costs €3.70 per person.