Prague Airport. Photo: Jaromir Chalabala / Shutterstock.com Prague Airport will introduce its winter flight schedule on October 25, 2026, offering services to 145 destinations with 69 airlines until March 27, 2027.
The schedule includes 20 new destinations compared with the previous winter season, giving passengers more options for European city breaks, ski holidays and long-haul trips. The airport expects to handle more than 6.5 million passengers during the winter period.
“Travel is no longer primarily concentrated in the peak summer season,” said Radomír Lašák, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Prague Airport. He noted that winter travel is increasingly important both for Czech residents going abroad and for international visitors coming to Prague.
Among the new destinations are Lille, served by easyJet, and Palermo and Turin, served by Ryanair and Wizz Air. Smartwings will offer flights to Venice and Bergen, while ski travellers will have direct connections to Bolzano with SkyAlps and Poprad with Wizz Air.
The winter schedule also includes long-haul and leisure destinations. Vietjet will operate routes to Almaty and Hanoi, while charter services will connect Prague with Phuket in Thailand, La Romana in the Dominican Republic and Sihanoukville in Cambodia.
Several airlines are introducing new scheduled services. easyJet will launch flights to Marrakesh, while Smartwings will begin scheduled flights to Lisbon. EasyJet will also serve Newcastle during winter, and Wizz Air will continue operating its Vilnius route beyond the summer season.
Some existing routes will receive more frequent service. Air Serbia will increase flights to Belgrade from nine to 11 per week, while Pegasus will raise its Prague–Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen service from 14 to 17 weekly flights. TAP Air Portugal will increase Lisbon flights from seven to eight per week, and Korean Air will raise Seoul services from three to four weekly flights.
New airlines operating passenger services at Václav Havel Airport Prague this winter include Vietjet, SkyAlps, Fly2Galicia, Jazeera Airways and STARLUX Airlines. TUI Airways and Enter Air will also operate charter flights.
London, Istanbul, Frankfurt, Amsterdam and Tel Aviv are among the airport’s leading destinations by capacity. The United Kingdom tops the country ranking with 15 destinations, followed by Italy and Spain with 13 each.
Looking ahead to summer 2027, Prague Airport has also confirmed a new Delta Air Lines service to New York starting in mid-April, alongside a new route to Chișinău operated by SkyUp Airlines.