New Routes of the Day (25 October 2026): easyJet’s new routes from Prague

easyJet commenced the first of three new routes from Prague on 25 October.

• 25 October: Marrakech (2-weekly)
• 26 October: Hamburg (2-weekly)
• 28 October: Lille (2-weekly)

While the Marrakech and Hamburg service will be maintained with the A319 aircraft, the LCC will deploy the A320 on the Lille operation. easyJet does not face competition on either of the three new services.

easyJet is Prague’s second-largest airline this winter

easyJet is Prague Airport’s second-largest airline by scheduled seat capacity for winter 2026/27, behind Ryanair and ahead of Smartwings, Wizz Air and Lufthansa. The airline has continued to expand its presence in the Czech capital after becoming the airport’s fastest-growing carrier in 2025.

Marrakesh marks easyJet’s first destination outside Europe from Prague, broadening a network previously focused on European city and leisure markets.

The airline is also serving Newcastle during the winter season for the first time, extending the route beyond the summer timetable.

Strong winter for Prague Airport

Prague Airport’s 2026/27 winter schedule features 145 destinations, twelve more than last winter, served by 69 airlines, an increase of four. Running from 25 October until 27 March, the programme includes twenty destinations not offered during the previous winter season. The airport expects to handle more than 6.5 million passengers over the period.

Network additions include Palermo and Turin with both Ryanair and Wizz Air, Venice and Bergen with Smartwings, Bolzano with SkyAlps and Poprad with Wizz Air. Smartwings is also introducing scheduled Lisbon flights, while Wizz Air’s Vilnius service continues into winter. Further afield, Vietjet’s Hanoi service via Almaty broadens the long-haul offering, alongside new charter connections to Phuket, La Romana and Sihanoukville. www.prg.aero

Several established routes will gain frequencies. Air Serbia increases Belgrade from 9 to 11- weekly flights, while Pegasus Airlines raises Istanbul SAW from 14 to 17. TAP Air Portugal expands Lisbon from seven to 8-weekly services, and Korean Air increases Seoul ICN from three to four. Jazeera Airways will also operate its Kuwait service during the winter season.