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London Stansted Expands Europe Ski Travel with 50,000 Seats

Juna Tharakan
Last updated: 3 September 2026 20:47
By Juna Tharakan
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London Stansted Airport is gearing up for a busy winter as it rolls out up to 50,000 seats a week to Europe’s most popular ski destinations, offering skiers and snowboarders easy access to the slopes at peak season.

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Direct Access to Europe’s Top Ski ResortsBeyond the Alps: New and Alternative DestinationsFlexible Options for Winter Travellers
London Stansted Expands Europe Ski Travel with 50,000 Seats
London Stansted expands Europe ski travel with 50,000 seats © Stansted Airport

Direct Access to Europe’s Top Ski Resorts

With winter sports now in full swing, the airport says the expanded capacity is designed to meet strong demand from both families planning longer breaks and travellers seeking quick weekend getaways.

Passengers flying from London Stansted can reach major Alpine gateways including Geneva, Chambery, Grenoble, Turin and Zurich, placing world-famous resorts such as Chamonix, Courchevel, Verbier, Serre Chevalier and Sestriere within easy reach.

Airlines operating these routes include Ryanair, Jet2.com, easyJet, British Airways, Swiss and TUI, providing a wide choice of departure times and price points throughout the winter season. Popular Austrian hubs such as Salzburg and Innsbruck, as well as Italian cities including Verona and Milan, further strengthen Stansted’s winter offering.

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London Stansted Airport’s expanded capacity offers skiers and snowboarders easy access to the slopes at peak season © Stansted Airport

Beyond the Alps: New and Alternative Destinations

While the Alps remain a firm favourite, Stansted is also promoting access to lesser-known ski regions across Europe and beyond. Flights are available to destinations supporting winter sports in Bulgaria, Romania, Poland, Slovakia and Finland, as well as to Spain’s Sierra Nevada and even the Atlas Mountains in Morocco.

For travellers seeking something different, routes to Sofia, Bucharest, Krakow, Bratislava and Rovaniemi open the door to emerging ski markets that often offer quieter slopes and more affordable packages. Connections via Barcelona, Toulouse and Girona also provide access to Andorra’s Pyrenean resorts.

Stansted is also promoting access to lesser-known ski regions across Europe and beyond
Stansted is also promoting access to lesser-known ski regions across Europe and beyond © Theo

Flexible Options for Winter Travellers

Lauren MacCarron, Travel Trade Manager at London Stansted, said the breadth of destinations and airlines ensures flexibility for all types of travellers. She noted that passengers can easily plan family holidays, extended stays or spontaneous trips, thanks to the range of direct services and alternative resort options available from the airport.

With strong airline support and growing interest in winter travel, Stansted expects ski demand to remain high throughout the season. The expanded route network also gives travellers more flexibility when researching and booking ski holidays across Europe.

Are you heading to the slopes this winter? Tell us which destination tops your list this season.

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ByJuna Tharakan
Senior Editor - A journalist and content creator with experience in news writing and subtitling, bringing a versatile storytelling style to the aviation and travel sector. She applies her media background to explore how airlines, airports and aviation infrastructure connect diverse geographies, offering readers both industry insight and human-centred perspectives.
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