The Winter season at Bergamo Airport, from 26 October 2025 to 28 March 2026, includes 107 destinations served by 18 scheduled airlines to 38 countries. An offering that corresponds to a 5% increase compared with the corresponding 24/25 period, with new routes and increased frequencies.

Ryanair, which bases 22 aircraft (2 more than last Winter), operates 81 connections; on 30 of the routes already present in Bergamo’s schedule it has planned an increase in frequencies, and it has also reinstated the thrice-weekly flight to Pescara.

Wizz Air expands its network by adding five new routes to those already operated, including the Varna service opened last 23 September, bringing the total to 15. In addition to the connections active from 26 October to Chisinau (four times a week) and Bucharest Băneasa (daily), from 15 December Warsaw–Modlin (daily) and Suceava (four times weekly) will be added, while Sibiu will be served three times per week from 6 January 2026.

The offer to the United Arab Emirates grows, with FlyDubai operating the Dubai connection twice daily from 16 December, in code-share with Emirates whose network provides connections in the Middle East, Africa, Asia and Australia, while Air Arabia will operate up to 11 weekly flights to Sharjah during the Christmas holiday period. Air Cairo confirms its flight schedule to Sharm el-Sheikh, enabling access to Egypt’s Red Sea coast during the Winter season. Neos maintains the weekly flight to Dakar, a route that helps meet travel demand to and from Senegal.

Norwegian confirms the twice-weekly connection to Helsinki and, after the Tromsø service from 26 October, announces the reactivation of flights to Evenes/Lofoten Islands from 4 February 2026. DanAir continues flights to Bacău, increasing frequencies from 2 to 3 per week during the Christmas holidays.

Alongside the development of the network of connections from Bergamo Airport in the Winter season, the passenger experience is being improved with the opening from 26 November of the new area dedicated to security checks, equipped with state-of-the-art X-ray scanners that allow liquids and electronic devices to remain in hand luggage, reducing waiting times and making the time spent in the airport more comfortable.