Ryanair Launches Spring Sale with Fares from Poland and Romania Starting at €15.
Ryanair's Spring Sale Now Live
According to Novyny.live: Low-cost airline Ryanair has announced a major spring ticket sale for flights departing from airports in Poland, Romania, and other countries. This promotional offer is available for booking until March 15, 2026, with travel valid on flights operating through April 30, 2026. Such sales are a common tactic for budget carriers to fill seats during the shoulder season.
Featured Routes and Fares
A variety of European routes are included in the sale at discounted rates. For instance, flights from Krakow to Milan start from €19. Travelers can also fly from Poznan to Venice for fares beginning at €16. Among the highlighted offers are flights from Bucharest to Barcelona from €15 and from Budapest to Venice from €16. Additionally, tickets for routes from Bratislava to Naples are available starting at €17.
- Krakow - Milan: from €19
- Poznan - Venice: from €16
- Bucharest - Barcelona: from €15
- Budapest - Venice: from €16
- Bratislava - Naples: from €17
This sale provides a chance to visit popular European cities at attractive prices, appealing to both tourists and business travelers. Ryanair customers can use this promotion to plan their spring and summer getaways for 2026.
The spring sale is part of Ryanair's broader strategy to attract new passengers and boost sales, particularly during a period when travel demand traditionally increases. These competitive ticket prices may encourage people to plan their trips well in advance, which could positively impact the tourism industry in the departure countries.
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