Ryanair has carried more than eight million passengers through Glasgow Airport since launching services there in 2014.
The airline announced the milestone on 7th October 2026, 12 years after it began operating at the airport.
This winter, Ryanair is operating 46 weekly flights across six routes to and from Glasgow Airport, serving destinations in the UK, Ireland, Spain and Poland.
The airline said its operations support more than 2,000 local jobs.
Ryanair launched new services to London Stansted and Warsaw this year.
Ryanair’s director of communications, Jade Kirwan, said: “We are delighted to celebrate carrying over 8 million passengers through Glasgow Airport since commencing operations in 2014. This significant milestone reflects the continued demand from Glasgow passengers for Ryanair’s low fares, extensive route network, and industry-leading reliability.
“This Winter, Ryanair is operating 46 weekly flights across 6 routes to/from Glasgow Airport, connecting passengers with popular destinations across the UK, Ireland, Spain and Poland. As the UK’s No.1 low-fares airline, Ryanair remains committed to delivering traffic, tourism and jobs for Glasgow, and we look forward to welcoming millions more passengers onboard in the years ahead. Ryanair’s full Winter 2026 schedule is available to book now on the Ryanair app/website, with flights to/from Glasgow Airport from as little as £29.99.”
Gavin Williams, managing director at Glasgow Airport, said: “Congratulations to Ryanair on reaching the significant milestone of carrying 8 million passengers through Glasgow Airport since launching services here in 2014. Over the past 12 years, Ryanair has played an important role in strengthening our connectivity across the UK and Europe, providing our passengers with greater choice and value.
“This year saw Ryanair launch new services to London Stansted and Warsaw, further enhancing the range of destinations available from the airport. We value our strong partnership with Ryanair and look forward to continuing to work together to deliver even more opportunities for travellers and support the growth of connectivity from Glasgow in the years ahead.”