Ryanair has confirmed five new routes from London in 2026 with the budget airline adding a series of trips to popular tourist destinations. This summer, Ryanair will fly from London Airport to Wroclaw, a picturesque city in southwestern Poland often dubbed the "Venice of the North".

Ryanair will also add more routes from London Stansted Airport, with trips to destinations such as Glasgow confirmed. The Irish airline will also make two further to Italy, with routes to Forli and Parma from London Stansted Airport confirmed.

Meanwhile, passengers at Stansted will now be able to fly to Sweden's third largest city, Malmö on the Baltic Sea. As well as the new routes, Ryanair has confirmed they will also add extra frequencies to more than 50+ routes, including to iconic holiday sites such as Alicante, Barcelona, Faro, Lisbon, Madrid, Malaga and Malta.

Ryanair has confirmed the expansion will add one new aircraft based at London Stansted Airport, bringing its total London-based fleet to 57 aircraft. The new routes are also expected to create 30 new jobs, including everything from new pilots, cabin crew and engineers.

Speaking earlier this month, Ryanair's CEO, Michael O'Leary said: "Ryanair continues to invest in modest growth in the UK and we are now the UK's No. 1 passenger airline, with 61m passengers in 2026. Today we open 5 new London routes for summer 2026, with frequency increases and 1 extra aircraft in Stansted, a further $100m (£74m) investment in London."

Ryanair isn't just expanding in London, with other major UK cities set to benefit from a series of new routes. The company has previously announced new destinations from Newcastle, with the airline set to visit Malta, Budapest, Marrakesh, and Brussels.

Ryanair is also set to add five new routes at Birmingham Airport, visiting Agadir, Rome Fiumicino, Marrakesh, Tirana and Warsaw Modlin.

Ryanair said they expect to serve around 61 million passengers across its flights in 2026.

However, the company's plans for growth don't stop there, with the Irish airline submitting plans to grow UK traffic by 33% to hit 80 million passengers over the next half a decade.

• London Luton Airport to Wroclaw


• London Stansted Airport to Forli


• London Stansted Airport to Malmö


• London Stansted Airport to Glasgow


• London Stansted Airport to Parma