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Ryanair Announces Katowice 2025 Winter Schedule

Maisie Milward
Last updated: 22 October 2025 04:56
By Maisie Milward
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Ryanair announces their Katowice winter schedule for 2025, including 15 exciting routes and 3 brand-new destinations. Ryanair aircraft will be based in Katowice, Poland, and will strengthen the development of tourism, jobs, and the local economy.
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Ryanair announces their Katowice winter schedule for 2025, including 15 exciting routes and 3 brand-new destinations. Ryanair aircraft will be based in Katowice, Poland, and will strengthen the development of tourism, jobs, and the local economy.

Ryanair announces their Katowice winter schedule for 2025, including 15 exciting routes and 3 brand-new destinations. Ryanair aircraft will be based in Katowice, Poland, and will strengthen the development of tourism, jobs, and the local economy.
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Ryanair announces Katowice Winter Schedule with 3 New Destinations.

15 exciting routes, and 3 brand new destinations – to Brussels, Budapest, and Trapani, have been announced by the airline following their annual winter schedule releasement.

With Ryanair’s involvement in providing 3-based aircraft at Katowice Airport, a USD 300 million investment has been made to the airport which has opened up over 1,000 jobs for the local economy in Poland.

Following this recent announcement, Ryanair have also shared their opened recruitment for cadet pilot positions in 2026, with over 100 places in Poland, providing excellence for the next generation of pilots.

Michał Kaczmarzyk, CEO of Buzz (Ryanair Group), shares:

 “Ryanair continues to grow in Poland, investing in regional airports such as Katowice, which play a key role in improving transport accessibility, developing tourism, and boosting local economies. Our 2025 winter schedule includes 15 routes, including three new connections – to Budapest, Brussels, and Trapani – giving passengers even more choice of winter destinations.”

Ryanair announces their Katowice winter schedule for 2025, including 15 exciting routes and 3 brand-new destinations. Ryanair aircraft will be based in Katowice, Poland, and will strengthen the development of tourism, jobs, and the local economy.
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Ryanair’s Winter Schedule Sales and More

To celebrate the announcement of the winter schedule to Katowice with Ryanair, a special promotion of tickets starting at PLN 119 will be available for a limited amount of time via Ryanair’s website.

“This schedule will be operated by three aircraft based in Katowice, representing an investment of USD 300 million and supporting over 1,000 jobs in the region. At the same time, we are investing in the future of Polish aviation by creating 100 new jobs for cadet pilots for 2026. Recruitment is already underway – this is a unique opportunity to start a career with Europe’s largest airline.”

Will you be travelling with Ryanair at Katowice this winter? Let us know in the comments below!

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