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Luxair expands its 2026 summer flight schedule from Luxembourg with new and resumed routes

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Luxair has presented its summer flight schedule for 2026, which includes a significant expansion of its route network from Luxembourg. The airline plans to resume three existing routes and introduce flights to six completely new destinations. This strategic expansion is intended to increase the range of services available to travelers and strengthen Luxembourg Airport's position as a key hub in the Greater Region.

From 1 April 2026, Luxair will operate the connection to Alicante These flights will operate twice a week, on Wednesdays and Saturdays. The airline last served this route in 2018. Two further flights will resume in July 2026: From July 4, Tunis will be flown to again on Tuesdays and Saturdays. Luxair will also resume flights to Bilbao , which will be operated twice a week, Thursdays and Sundays. These reintroductions reflect a reassessment of demand in these markets and an adjustment of supply to current travel needs.

The six new destinations in the 2026 summer flight schedule include the Portuguese Atlantic island Porto Santo, which will be served every Tuesday from 31 March. The Greek islands Zakynthos and Araxos will be added to the program, with flights every Wednesday from May 20. Furthermore, Girona (Tuesdays and Saturdays from June 2 to August 29), Helsinki (Mondays and Thursdays from 2 July) and Edinburgh (Mondays and Fridays from July 3) on the expanded flight schedule. These new connections significantly diversify Luxair's offering, opening up new holiday regions as well as key European cities.

The expansion of the route network is a clear sign of Luxair's growth and recovery strategy. With these measures, the airline is responding to increasing travel demand and offering its customers a wider choice of direct connections from Luxembourg. Such investments in the flight schedule are crucial to maintaining relevance in the highly competitive air transport market and gaining new market share.

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