Ryanair launches new summer 2027 flights from North East airports
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 9 Oct, 14:44 · Archive
Ryanair is launching six new routes from Newcastle and Leeds Bradford to Spanish, Greek and other European destinations from summer 2027.
Ryanair has announced six new routes from North East airports as part of its summer 2027 expansion. Newcastle Airport will serve Reus in Spain and Rhodes in Greece, with both routes operating six times a week from Sunday, 28 March 2027. Fares from Newcastle to Reus are currently available from £73.99. Leeds Bradford Airport will operate four additional routes for summer 2027 to Tirana, Budapest, Corfu and Bari.
Reus offers access to the Costa Dorada and is known for its Modernista architecture. Rhodes is home to a UNESCO World Heritage Old Town and combines historic attractions including the Palace of the Grand Master with Greek island beaches.
These routes are among the first 29 new services announced for Ryanair's summer 2027 schedule. The expansion takes the airline's network to more than 2,500 routes serving 230 destinations. Ryanair's chief marketing officer, Dara Brady, said the airline was 'pleased to launch' the routes and encouraged customers to book early through the Ryanair app and website to secure the lowest fares.
How it is being reported
- Ryanair unveils six new flights from two North East airports for summer 2027 from £58.99Ryanair is launching flights from Newcastle Airport and Leeds Bradford for summer 2027, with all six routes open for bookings nowTeessideLive · 9 Oct, 14:17
- Ryanair announce new summer 2027 flights to Spain and Greece from the North EastRyanair is launching new flights from Newcastle to Spain and Greece for summer 2027, with both routes running six times weekly.The Northern Echo · 9 Oct, 14:16
In this story: Ryanair · Newcastle Airport · Leeds Bradford Airport · Reus · Rhodes · Spain · Greece · Dara Brady
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