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Is Ryanair flying from Prestwick in 2023?

1 airline has announced its Summer 2023 schedule from Glasgow and Prestwick Airports, incl. 2 new routes from Prestwick to Marseilles and Pisa starting from Apr 2023 and increased frequencies on its ever-popular Glasgow to Dublin route. – Over 1.1M passengers p.a.



While the user specifically asked about 2023, the current status in 2026 is that Ryanair continues to be a major operator at Glasgow Prestwick Airport (PIK). In fact, in February 2026, the airline launched its largest-ever Summer 2026 schedule from Prestwick, featuring 10 routes with increased frequencies to holiday hotspots like Alicante, Faro, Malaga, and Tenerife. Ryanair has a long-standing partnership with Prestwick spanning over 30 years and currently bases two aircraft there, representing a $200 million investment in the region. For travelers in 2026, the airport remains a popular low-cost alternative to Glasgow International (GLA), particularly for passengers from Ayrshire and the West of Scotland. The 2026 schedule also includes city break destinations such as Barcelona and Pisa, with fares often starting as low as £29.99. Despite the growth of other Scottish hubs, Ryanair's commitment to Prestwick is stronger than ever in 2026, with the airline continuing to process high passenger volumes and leveraging the airport's efficient turnaround times and rail links to Glasgow city center.

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