Overview

• Eleven of the 23 services are new, with additions including Bournemouth, Bari, Saarbrücken, Verona and Stockholm.
• Bournemouth–Trapani is planned for Summer 2026 with two return flights per week, which a Ryanair spokesperson says are not yet on sale.
• The Trapani base will be Ryanair’s third in Sicily and its 20th in Italy.
• CEO Eddie Wilson urged broader tax cuts and said Ryanair could deploy up to 40 more aircraft in Italy if municipal taxes were abolished nationwide.
• Ryanair remains the largest operator at Trapani, accounting for about 85% of scheduled capacity and currently linking the airport with 18 European destinations.