Václav Havel Airport Prague switched to the 2026/2027 winter flight schedule on Sunday, 25 October 2026; it runs until 27 March 2027. It offers connections to 145 destinations, 12 more than in the previous winter, of which 20 are new. Flights are operated there by 69 carriers, four more than in the previous winter. There are eight new carriers, one of them a cargo airline.[1][2]
New routes
The new direct routes include the European cities of Lille (easyJet), Palermo and Turin (Ryanair and Wizz Air) and Venice and Bergen (Smartwings). Services to ski resorts go to Bolzano (SkyAlps) and Poprad (Wizz Air). New long-haul connections go to Almaty and Hanoi (Vietjet). Charter flights go to Phuket (Neos), La Romana and Sihanoukville (both TUI Airways). EasyJet will start flying to Marrakesh and Smartwings to Lisbon. Routes to Newcastle (easyJet) and Vilnius (Wizz Air) continue from the summer schedule and are new for winter.[1][2]
Frequencies are being increased, for example, on flights to Belgrade (Air Serbia, 11 times a week) and Istanbul (Pegasus, 17 times a week). New carriers on scheduled passenger routes include Vietjet, SkyAlps, Fly2Galicia, Jazeera Airways and STARLUX Airlines, and in charter operations TUI Airways and Enter Air.[1][2]
Expected traffic
Radomír Lašák, chairman of the board of the airport's operating company, said that the airport expects to handle more than 6.5 million passengers in the winter season.[2]
Chronology
- — Václav Havel Airport Prague is switching to its winter timetable, offering flights to 145 destinations, twenty of them new. iDNES.cz Pražský patriot
Sources
- iDNES.cz — 22 October 2026
- Pražský patriot — 22 October 2026