Ryanair launched its Summer 2026 schedule for its Apulia Airports (Bari & Brindisi) with 82 routes, including 3 exciting new summer routes from Bari to Bucharest, Bristol, and Trapani-Marsala. Ryanair’s Summer 2026 schedule is underpinned by Ryanair’s 5 Apulia-based aircraft (3 in Bari, 2 in Brindisi), representing a $500m investment and supporting over 5,400 jobs in the region, while driving year-round inbound tourism in the city and throughout the region.

Ryanair’s Apulia S26 schedule will deliver:

• 82 total routes, incl. 3 new from Bari to Bucharest, Bristol, and Trapani-Marsala
• 5 aircraft (3 in Bari & 2 in Brindisi) – $500M invest.
• Over 7M pax p.a.
• Supp. 5,400 jobs

Ryanair has operated to/from Apulia for the past 22 years, carrying over 60 million passengers to date and aims to continue invest and grow traffic in Apulia region and Italy. To further grow Italian traffic and tourism, Ryanair calls on the Italian Government and its Regions to scrap the Municipal Tax at all Italian airports as Abruzzo, Calabria, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Sicily and, most recently, Emilia-Romagna already have. This will allow Ryanair and other airlines to deliver rapid new routes, tourism, and jobs growth on a year-round basis.