Kerry Airport has announced its summer schedule, featuring increased frequency on popular routes to Spain and Portugal with Ryanair, and expanded service to France with Chalair.

From April onwards, passengers can enjoy enhanced connectivity with three weekly flights to Alicante in Spain, increasing to five weekly flights during the peak summer months of June, July, and August.
This route will operate until October, providing ample opportunity for sun-seekers to escape to the Costa Blanca.
Ryanair will also resume its twice-weekly service to Faro in Portugal on April 3, running until the end of October, offering convenient access to the Algarve region.
Chalair will return with its popular weekly summer routes to France from June to September. In addition to serving Brest in Brittany, Caen in Normandy, and Pau near the Pyrenees, Chalair will introduce a new route to Brive in the stunning Dordogne Valley.

John Mulhern, CEO of Kerry Airport said: "We are delighted to welcome the return of our summer sun destinations for 2025 and we thank Ryanair and Chalair for laying on these popular routes once again. The increase in frequency to Alicante and the addition of a fourth destination in France will coincide with the expected completion of the new Arrivals Hall and Departures Lounge in the summer. This development has been undertaken due to growing demand and to ensure that everyone who travels through Kerry Airport has a comfortable and positive experience."