Bratislava Airport will introduce six new flight routes and welcome a new airline as part of its summer schedule, effective from 30 March, coinciding with the time change.
Direct flights from Bratislava to Bari and Milan-Malpensa will begin on Sunday, followed by a new route to Gdansk, launching on 1 April. Dušan Novota, CEO of M. R. Štefánik Airport, highlighted that after seven years, the airport will again connect directly to Poland with the Gdansk route.
New destinations to Italy include Bari and Milan-Malpensa, operated by Ryanair. Starting in June, seasonal flights will connect Bratislava to Zadar in Croatia and Skiathos in Greece. Additionally, Norwegian will begin offering direct flights to Copenhagen in June.
The summer schedule will run until the end of October 2025.
Direct Flights to Croatia and Greece
Bratislava will once again offer direct flights to Croatia, specifically to Zadar, a popular city on the Makarska Riviera. Ryanair will operate this seasonal flight from June to September, alongside the new Skiathos service. Charter flights to Brač, Croatia, will also be available through Satur Travel Agency.
New Airline Brings Flights to Copenhagen
Norwegian will join the lineup of airlines at Bratislava, marking its return after 11 years. Starting 28 June, the airline will offer regular direct flights to Copenhagen, Denmark, twice a week.
Increased Flights to Turkey
Pegasus Airlines is expanding its services to Turkey, with increased frequencies to Antalya and Istanbul. In addition to its year-round route to Istanbul, the airline will resume seasonal flights to Antalya, doubling service to four flights per week during peak summer months.
Smartwings to Offer More Regular Flights
Czech airline Smartwings will begin regular flights from Bratislava to several popular destinations, including Greek islands, Mallorca, Bulgaria’s Burgas, Cyprus, and Dubai. These flights will operate from June to September.
Ryanair Leads the Way
Ryanair will operate the majority of regular flights from Bratislava, offering 24 scheduled routes, including five newly launched destinations: Bari, Milan-Malpensa, Gdansk, Zadar, and Skiathos. Overall, passengers can choose from 39 scheduled routes across 36 destinations in 17 countries, operated by six carriers.
