Ryanair is increasing frequency on its Pisa to Dublin route this winter season.
Ryanair has operated to and from the Italian city for 27 years and the latest move is part of its winter 2025 schedule.
In all, its Pisa schedule will cover 37 routes – including two new ones to Jordan’s capital Amman and Warsaw.
It will also feature increased weekly frequencies on popular existing routes including Dublin, Madrid, Marrakech and Tirana.
Ryanair’s Head of Communications for Italy, Fabrizio Francioni, said: “As Italy’s number one airline, Ryanair is delighted to announce its Winter 2025 schedule for Pisa with 37 routes, including two exciting new routes to Amman and Warsaw, and over 400 weekly flights, which reflect the Ryanair’s commitment to Tuscany region development.
“To further grow Italian traffic and tourism, Ryanair calls on the Italian Government and its Regions to scrap the Municipal Tax at all Italian airports as Abruzzo, Calabria, Friuli-Venezia Giulia and, for smaller airport, Sicily already have. Reducing access costs and removing the Municipal Tax has proven very successful in delivering transformative connectivity, tourism and jobs growth in these Regions – where we have added 8 aircraft and new routes since they abolished the Municipal Tax. Should the Italian Government abolish the municipal tax at all Italian airports, Ryanair could respond with a US$4bn investment in Italy, adding 40 new aircraft, traffic growth to 80 million passengers per annum, 1,500 new Ryanair jobs and over 250 new routes”.
Toscana Aeroporti said: “Ryanair’s winter offering confirms the strategic importance of Pisa airport and strengthens the solidity of our partnership, providing continuity and substance to a shared and jointly developed growth plan. In this context, Toscana Aeroporti is working on the expansion and renovation of the new terminal, with a first phase of works to be completed by summer 2026. This is a €70 million investment that will allow us to offer an increasingly efficient and competitive airport experience”.
