Prague Airport is switching to its winter flight schedule. It starts on Sunday 25 October and will remain in effect until 27 March 2027. It will offer 20 new destinations in total, including flights across Europe and to sunny, exotic locations. The winter flight schedule includes flights to 145 destinations, with 69 airlines operating routes from Prague Airport during the winter season.
"It is evident that travel is no longer primarily concentrated in the peak summer season. The winter months are also important for tourism, as Czechs head abroad for holiday while Prague attracts international visitors. We expect to handle more than 6.5 million passengers during this winter season,” says Radomír Lašák, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Prague Airport, adding: “In cooperation with airlines, we are offering a record number of flights and a broad and diverse portfolio of destinations this winter season. Passengers can therefore choose between weekend city breaks, ski trips, long-haul flights, or flight packages to exotic parts of the world.”
Compared with last year’s winter season, passengers can fly to 20 new destinations. Overall, the 2026/2027 winter flight schedule includes 145 destinations, 12 more than the previous year. Passengers can take direct flights to European cities such as Lille (operated by easyJet), Palermo and Turin (both operated by Ryanair and Wizz Air), Venice, and Bergen (both operated by Smartwings). Ski enthusiasts can take advantage of direct flights to ski resorts in Bolzano (SkyAlps) and Poprad (Wizz Air). The winter flight schedule also includes new long-haul routes to Almaty and Hanoi (Vietjet), as well as charter flights to exotic destinations, including Phuket in Thailand (Neos), La Romana in the Dominican Republic, and Sihanoukville in Cambodia (both operated by TUI Airways).
New direct routes will also launch this winter: easyJet will start flights to Marrakesh, and Smartwings will launch scheduled flights to Lisbon. Several summer routes will also continue into winter for the first time: easyJet will start flying to Newcastle this winter, and Wizz Air will continue its service to Vilnius. Other routes are increasing their weekly frequencies, including services between Prague and Belgrade (Air Serbia, 11 flights per week) and Istanbul (Pegasus, 17 flights per week). New carriers operating passenger services at Václav Havel Airport Prague this winter will include Vietjet, SkyAlps, Fly2Galicia, Jazeera Airways, and STARLUX Airlines, with TUI Airways and Enter Air operating charter flights. In total, 69 airlines will operate out of Prague under the winter flight schedule.
Summary of the 2026/2027 winter flight schedule
Number of destinations: 145 (up 12 from last year)
Number of airlines: 69 (up 4 from last year)
Number of new destinations: 20
Number of new airlines: 8 (including one cargo route)
Selected increases in the number of weekly flights on scheduled routes:
Belgrade (Air Serbia): 9 → 11 flights per week
Istanbul/Sabiha Gökçen (Pegasus): 14 → 17 flights per week
Lisbon (TAP Air Portugal): 7 → 8 flights a week
Seoul (Korean Air): 3 → 4 flights a week
Kuwait (Jazeera Airways): now also operating during the winter season
Top 5 cities by capacity:
London
Istanbul
Frankfurt
Amsterdam
Tel Aviv
Top 5 cities by weekly frequency:
London (up to 12 flights a day)
Frankfurt am Main (up to 7 flights a day)
Amsterdam (up to 7 flights a day)
Istanbul (up to 6 flights a day)
Tel Aviv (up to 6 flights a day)
Top 5 countries by number of destinations:
United Kingdom: 15
Italy: 13
Spain: 13
France: 9
Germany: 4
TOP 5 airlines by seat capacity:
Ryanair
easyJet
Smartwings
Wizz Air
Lufthansa
Confirmed new routes for the 2026 summer season:
New York (Delta Air Lines) – new service starting in mid-April
Chișinău (SkyUp Airlines) – new route