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▶ Ryanair Bolsters its Commitment to Málaga: 91 Routes and 589 Weekly Flights for This Summer

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Ryanair Bolsters its Commitment to Málaga: 91 Routes and 589 Weekly Flights for This Summer

Dergam Mousa

Ryanair has announced its Summer 2026 schedule for Málaga-Costa del Sol Airport, consolidating its presence with a total of 91 routes and the addition of more aircraft. This growth represents an 8% increase in its operational capacity, reaching 589 weekly flights.

Network Expansion: New Destinations and Increased Frequencies

Europe’s leading low-cost carrier continues to diversify its offering from the capital of the Costa del Sol. For the 2026 summer season, the company will introduce four new connections to strategic markets in Central and Eastern Europe:

In addition to these new additions, Ryanair will reinforce high-demand destinations with more than 50 additional frequencies. Among the routes that will see increased capacity are Bologna, Rome, Copenhagen, Liverpool, and Tangier.

Investment and Economic Development in Málaga

To support this growth, Ryanair will expand its base at the Málaga airfield with the arrival of two additional aircraft. With this move, the Málaga-based fleet will rise to a total of 20 Boeing 737s.

→ Ryanair Carried 15.8 Million Passengers in March, 5% Increase

This technical infrastructure brings a direct economic impact to the region:

Fee Dispute with Aena

Despite the expansion plans, the airline’s management has expressed its firm rejection of Aena’s proposal to increase airport fees by 21% over the next five years.

Alejandra Ruiz, Ryanair’s spokesperson in Spain, warned that these high-cost policies threaten the country’s competitiveness. According to the company, the fee hikes by Aena have already caused a loss of 1.2 million seats in other Spanish regions. Ryanair has urged the National Commission for Markets and Competition (CNMC) and the Ministry of Transport to intervene to protect connectivity and tourism, arguing that airline capacity could migrate to European airports with lower operating costs.

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