Ryanair is expanding its network at Katowice Airport, introducing a new Budapest route and adding more flights for Summer 2025. This expansion strengthens Poland’s air connectivity, making travel easier for passengers. The airport is preparing for record-breaking growth, with forecasts predicting 7 million passengers in 2025.

Starting July 3, 2025, Ryanair will launch a new Katowice-Budapest route, operating twice a week. This route joins the airline’s growing list of summer destinations, including new flights to Dubrovnik and Brussels-Charleroi. These additions reinforce Katowice Airport’s position as a key player in European aviation.

Ryanair has been a major presence at Katowice Airport since 2007. By the end of 2024, the airline had already served 9.5 million passengers. With three Boeing 737-800 aircraft based at the airport, Ryanair continues to expand its flight network. In Summer 2025, it will operate 23 routes, connecting passengers to major cities across 12 countries.

Katowice Airport remains a leader in Poland’s aviation sector. It handled 6.39 million passengers in 2024 and is expected to surpass that number in 2025. The airport also plays a vital role in Poland’s charter flight and cargo operations.

With Ryanair’s continued growth, travelers will have more flight options and improved access to top destinations. The airline’s expanding presence at Katowice Airport highlights the region’s growing demand for convenient and affordable travel. As the airport gears up for a record year, passengers can expect enhanced connectivity and smoother travel experiences.

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