Ryanair opens new flights from Poland to Portugal: seasonal hits for Ukrainians.

According to inkorr.com: The Irish low-cost airline Ryanair, despite cutting programs in Vienna, continues its expansion in Portugal. The company is opening four new routes from different European cities, including Poland. This opens up new opportunities for Ukrainians who often travel through Poland. This is mentioned

on Ryanair's Instagram page

.

The company announced

two new destinations from Poland that are likely to become popular among Ukrainians living in the neighboring country or planning flights from there. Flights from Warsaw and Krakow will start operating this week.

Which routes to Portugal does Ryanair open in September 2025

Ryanair's new routes to Portugal include:

• Porto – Warsaw (Poland): starts this week.

• Faro – Krakow (Poland): starts this week.

• Porto – Gothenburg (Sweden): from October 26, 2025.

• Madeira – Shannon (Ireland): starts this week.

These new connections are perfect for beach lovers: Faro is the Algarve region with picturesque golden beaches, Porto is a cultural gem on the Atlantic, and Madeira is known for its volcanic landscapes and tropical climate.

What is the ticket price from Poland to Portugal with Ryanair

Tickets with Ryanair are usually available at prices from 20 to 50 euros one way, depending on the chosen dates.

Ryanair's new base in Albania

Recently, the company announced the

cancellation of another 1 million seats

on flights to Spain due to increased airport fees. However, in August 2025, Ryanair announced the opening of a new base in Tirana (Albania). From April 2026, the carrier plans to add dozens of routes to Balkan destinations.

The new flights will not only provide benefits but also simplify logistics. Poland as a transit hub makes Portugal more accessible than ever before. Experts recommend booking tickets in advance as the demand for low-cost airlines is rising. Ryanair remains a leader in the budget air travel segment, offering over 2500 routes in 40 countries.

Let us remind you that earlier the company

Ryanair urged passengers

to refrain from black suitcases.