Ryanair Cancels All Flights On 19 More UK Routes: See Full List Now

Published Oct 31, 2026, 8:00 AM EDT Prachi is a London-based journalist with extensive experience in the aviation industry. She has worked for several leading industry publications, covering a broad range of topics. Her expertise lies in aircraft maintenance, emerging technologies, and advanced air mobility. She is currently pursuing a PhD in Journalism, focusing on data journalism and its potential to transform conventional aviation reporting. Ryanair is one of Europe's largest airlines and, in fact, the largest carrier in the UK by scheduled seat capacity. Recently, the Irish low-cost airline has been making several changes to its UK network. Simple Flying previously reported, it has added several new international routes from the UK for the winter 2026/27 and upcoming summer 2027 seasons. However, alongside these additions, the airline has also cut several routes from its UK network, some of which ended earlier this month. These Are The Routes Ryanair Has Dropped From The UK Credit: Great Circle Map Notably, not all recent network changes involve the withdrawal of services. On some routes, Ryanair has simply switched airports. For instance, its Manchester Airport (MAN) to Warsaw service now operates to Warsaw Modlin Airport (WMI) instead of Warsaw Chopin Airport (WAW). The opposite has happened at Liverpool John Lennon Airport (LPL), where the airline has replaced its Modlin service with flights to Chopin Airport. That being said, one of the more notable cuts is at Bergerac Dordogne Périgord Airport (EGC) in France. The ultra-low-cost carrier has removed flights to the French airport from five UK destinations: Bournemouth Airport (BOH), Bristol International Airport (BRS), East Midlands Airport (EMA), Edinburgh Airport (EDI), and LPL. This leaves London Stansted Airport (STN) as its only remaining UK connection to Bergerac. UK hub Destination(s) Birmingham Stokholm, Sweden; Paphos, Cyprus Bournemouth Bergerac, France Bristol Bergerac, France Edinburgh Bergerac, France; Madeira, Portugal; Gothenburg, Sweden East Midlands Bergerac, France; Prague, Czech Republic; Berlin, Germany Liverpool Bergerac, France; Warsaw Modlin, Poland (replaced by Liverpool–Warsaw Chopin) London Luton Rzeszów, Poland; Venice Treviso, Italy Manchester Madeira, Portugal; Warsaw Chopin, Poland (replaced by Manchester–Warsaw Modlin) London Stansted Bodrum, Turkey; Dalaman, Turkey The Irish airline has a history of reducing flights in markets where aviation taxes are high. In 2025, the French government increased its solidarity tax on airline tickets by around 180%, raising the charge for short-haul economy passengers from around $2.95 to $8.29 (€2.63 to €7.40). The airline has been critical of the increase and has since announced reductions to its French network. Ryanair Pulls Out Of Turkey Completely Credit: Bjoern Wylezich | Shutterstock Furthermore, Ryanair’s flights from the UK to Turkey have come to an end. The airline only started offering direct flights from STN to Milas Bodrum International Airport (BJV) and Dalaman International Airport (DLM) in December 2024. However, this year, the Irish low-cost carrier decided to withdraw from the Turkish market completely, ending not only its UK services but also flights from Dublin Airport (DUB) and Bratislava Airport (BTS). Before the withdrawal, it operated flights from all three airports to these Turkish cities, offering a combined 40 weekly flights (about 480 annually). According to Turkish tourism publication Turizm Ekonomi, local tourism representatives tried to keep the services running. However, Ryanair had certain expectations from the Türkiye Tourism Promotion and Development Agency (TGA), which had not been met. Loading map… Drag to explore In addition, traffic rights is another factor that may have played a part in the withdrawal. Unlike several other European markets, Türkiye does not have an Open Skies agreement with either the UK or the European Union. This means airlines need the necessary traffic rights to operate services between these markets, although it remains unclear whether these restrictions directly influenced Ryanair's decision. More UK Route Cuts Planned For 2027 Credit: AV8 Photos | Shutterstock Besides, Simple Flying previously reported that in 2027, Ryanair is set to end all its flights between the UK and Bremen, Germany, when the winter season concludes on March 27. The airline is also planning to reduce its capacity at Berlin Brandenburg Airport(BER) by 50% in 2027, meaning some of its UK routes to the German capital could see fewer weekly flights during the summer season. Elsewhere in Europe, Ryanair is cutting two million seats from its schedules at Brussels South Charleroi Airport (CRL) and Brussels Airport (BRU) across the winter 2026/27 and summer 2027 seasons. This is in response to a steep 250% increase in the country's aviation passenger tax (rising from €2 to €7). From the UK, it has removed its Newcastle International Airport (NCL) to CRL route.