Ryanair has started four new routes from Málaga Airport for the 2026 winter season, adding direct services to Trieste, Venice, Turin and Hamburg. The routes connect the Costa del Sol with destinations in Italy and Germany.
The first flights to Trieste, Venice and Hamburg departed on Monday, 26 October, according to the supplied report. The Turin service began a day earlier, on Sunday. The report does not provide the individual flight times or days of operation.
Ryanair plans two flights a week in each direction between Málaga and Trieste, and between Málaga and Hamburg. Venice and Turin are each scheduled to receive four weekly flights in each direction. Travellers should check the airline’s booking information for operating days and availability, which can vary across the winter timetable.
With the additions, Ryanair’s winter schedule from Málaga totals 82 routes, the report says. The airline describes itself as the airport’s largest carrier by passenger numbers. Its spokesperson in Spain, Alejandra Ruiz, said the new services were taking their first passengers on winter trips.
The winter operating period began with the clock change at the end of October and is due to continue until the next clock change at the end of March. The report says Málaga is one of two airports where Ryanair intends to increase both its route offering and seat capacity during this low season; Madrid-Barajas is the other.
For passengers, the new links offer additional scheduled options for travel between Málaga and the four cities. The supplied material does not specify whether the services will operate throughout the entire winter period, or provide fares, flight numbers or airport terminal details. Travellers should confirm those particulars directly with Ryanair before making plans.