Ryanair adds three aircraft to Warsaw-Modlin, expects 3.2 million passengers in 2026 winter
Ryanair will base three additional aircraft at Warsaw-Modlin at a $300 million cost, taking the total to nine aircraft and 30 routes for the 2026 winter season, to serve expected doubling of passenger numbers to 3.2 million, CEO Michael O'Leary said.
WARSAW, Sept 29 (Reuters) — Ryanair plans to base three additional aircraft at the Warsaw-Modlin airport at a cost of $300 million to serve an expected doubling of passenger numbers there, the airline announced in a Tuesday press release. During the 2026 winter season, Ryanair will base a total of nine aircraft at Modlin and serve 30 routes, the release stated. 2 million, we have invested an additional $300 million in three new aircraft based at Modlin for the 2026 winter season," said Ryanair Group CEO Michael O'Leary. com;)