New EasyJet Flights For Madeira in 2025
EasyJet is expanding its 2025 network with new routes from Portugal, including Funchal - Nantes, Funchal - Amsterdam, and more connections across Europe.
EasyJet is expanding its 2025 network with new routes from Portugal, including Funchal - Nantes, Funchal - Amsterdam, and more connections across Europe.
TAP Air Portugal announced it transported nearly one million passengers to and from Madeira in 2024, averaging nearly 2,700 people traveling to or from the island with TAP every day.
28.6% of all air international traffic to Madeira is from the UK. Germany and France follow with 20,6% and 8.9%. 4.66 million international passengers have reached Madeira from January to November 2024.
SATA Airlines will stop direct flights from Madeira to the United States and Canada, citing annual losses of €12–€15 million. The decision follows financial sustainability concerns.
After having launched weekly flights to Madeira from October, Play Airlines decided to offer year-round flights from this year.
On January 2nd, a bird strike caused a plane to abort its flight to Lisbon and make an emergency landing, returning to the Azores.
EasyJet will offer 587,000 seats for flights connecting Portugal with Madeira in Summer 2025, increasing capacity by 13%. Additionally, EasyJet adds nine new routes connecting the mainland with other European destinations.
Transavia France launches a weekly seasonal route between Madeira and Marseille in 2025.
President Miguel Albuquerque has called for the vision of a second airport in Madeira. However, he did not provide specific details regarding its location or the approach to make this vision a reality.
After previously suspending routes to Germany, Belgium, and other parts of Europe, Ryanair has announced the launch of two new flights connecting Madeira with European destinations.
The Mobility Subsidy Law allows Madeiran residents to travel to the mainland for just €77. However, CTT recently withheld the subsidy from certain groups. In response, the Portuguese government plans to revise the law to address these inequalities.