Turin Airport's winter 2025-26, which promises to be the largest ever in terms of seats on offer, is connected to 20 countries.
Ryanair r will add a third based aircraft
With 12 new routes, 7 new destinations and 15 destinations - 8 of which international – and a strong increase in frequencies, the Piedmont airport is a strategic benchmark for winter tourism and connectivity in the North-West of Italy. The new winter season brings the third Ryanair aircraft on base, an investment that allows the boosting of frequencies on many routes already served, and the opening of the new flights from Liverpool as well as the confirmation of the flight from Pescaras for the entire winter season.
New Wizz Air flights from Sofia and Budapest
On 28 October Wizz Air will inaugurate the new flights from Sofia and Budapest, while from 13 December the new route from Chisinau, also operated by FlyOne will start. Then Bucharest will be connected by the new Wizz Air flights from Baneasa airportin addition to the Otopeni Airport services.
Many fights are for winter sports travellers
Turin Airport confirms its vocation as a gateway to the Alps, with a constantly growing network of flights dedicated to skiers. In addition to the aforementioned flights from Liverpool, there is the new entry of Aer Lingus, which from 20 December will connect Dublin and Turin up to twice a week. Also new for the ski season is the SAS flight from Copenhagen, as well as the well-established British, Irish and northern European flights that include Edinburgh, Manchester, Birmingham, Bristol, London Luton, Belfast, Shannon and Warsaw. And during the Christmas holidays, the Sharm el Sheikh flights operated by Neos will also be operational.
Many new BA, Ryan Air and Wizz Air flights
The 2025/2026 winter season will also be marked by a sharp increase in frequencies to many destinations. British Airways will increase flights from London Gatwick, while Ryanair will boost connections from Charleroi, Copenhagen, London Stansted, Madrid, Malta, Marrakech, Porto and Seville, and Wizz Air those from Tirana. In addition, two weekly flights from Paris Orly operated by Volotea will be in operation this winter.
