Ryanair Resumes Flights from Lübeck Airport After Decade-Long Hiatus

The budget airline will operate routes to London, Malaga, and Mallorca, supporting local jobs and reducing operations at other German airports.

Ryanair will begin flights from Lübeck Airport to London, Malaga, and Mallorca starting March 30, 2025, expecting over 82,000 passengers annually.
This marks a return to Lübeck for Ryanair, which had ceased operations there in 2014 due to the airport's financial instability and insolvency.
The decision supports approximately 60 indirect jobs at Lübeck Airport, which has undergone a €50 million infrastructure upgrade since privatization.
Ryanair is cutting capacity at several German airports, including Hamburg, Leipzig, Dresden, and Dortmund, citing high operational costs in Germany.
Lübeck is the only new airport Ryanair is adding to its network this year, with the airline highlighting its potential and strategic location.