New destinations at Reus Airport for 2023

Summer at Reus Airport: flights to 23 destinations in seven countries from March 26

The summer season at Reus Airport will begin on March 26 and will have a wide range of flights to 23 destinations in seven different countries.

The main novelties are the route to Paris Orly from the Vueling company and the connection with Weeze, programmed by Ryanair. In total, the airport will offer connections with France, Germany, Belgium, Ireland, the United Kingdom and the Netherlands, as well as domestic flights.

Boost for Reus Airport

The director of the Reus Airport, Juan Crespo, pointed out that the objective of the infrastructure is to obtain figures similar to those before the pandemic, when 1,046,249 passengers were registered in 2019.

In 2022, the number of travelers reached 911,827, which represents 87% of the pre-pandemic operation. The companies have offered more than one million seats for this summer, so a full recovery of activity at the airport is expected.

New destinations at Reus Airport 2023

Table 23 confirmed routes for this summer with approximate prices and company:

Please note that these prices are approximate and may vary depending on the season, availability and fluctuations in airfares. We recommend that you always check current prices before making a reservation.

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In addition, the airport director pointed out that they hope to have more destinations during the season, since the airport is fully prepared.

Among the main novelties of this season are the connection with Paris Orly from the Vueling company and the connection with Ryanair's Weeze. The Vueling company launches this route on March 26, the date on which the summer season will begin at the Reus airport.

For its part, Ryanair will offer a connection with Weeze, which will allow passengers to travel to the Rhine region, located in western Germany, and to the city of Düsseldorf.

In addition, Reus Airport will offer connections with the main tourist destinations in Europe, such as Mallorca, London, Dublin or Brussels, among others. These connections will allow Spanish tourists to travel to other countries and tourists from other countries to visit Spain, which will contribute to the recovery of the tourism sector after the pandemic.

In short, the summer season at Reus Airport promises to be very complete and will offer travelers a wide range of flights to national and international destinations. Vueling's connection with Paris Orly and Ryanair's connection with Weeze are the main novelties this season, but the airport will also offer connections with other tourist destinations in Europe, for which reason a high demand for flights is expected and a full recovery of activity at the airport.