Ryanair will launch five new routes from London airports this winter as the airline continues to expand its UK network.
From 5 December 2025, the carrier will begin flights from London Luton to Wroclaw in Poland, with four services a week. The airline is also adding four new routes from London Stansted. Services to Trapani in Sicily and Lübeck in northern Germany will launch first, on 27 October, with Trapani served twice weekly and Lübeck three times a week.
On 3 November, flights to Münster in western Germany will commence, operating three times a week. A day later, Ryanair will begin flying to Murcia in southern Spain, with four weekly departures.
The additions form part of Ryanair’s wider winter 2025 schedule and underline its focus on the UK market, where it already carries more passengers than any other airline. The carrier expects to pass the 60 million passenger mark in 2025, driven by strong demand for low-cost travel across Europe.