Ryanair has announced two daily flights between Málaga and Madrid from Saturday, November 14, 2026, through January 10, 2027, offering additional air capacity for travellers affected by rail disruption in Spain.
The airline’s October 30 announcement says tickets went on sale that day, with fares starting at €49.99 and more than 50,000 seats offered across the programme.
Sales now, flights from November 14
The distinction matters for passengers making urgent travel plans: the announced programme begins on November 14. It should not be read as a promise of extra Ryanair departures before that date.
Ryanair presented the flights as a response to disruption following a railway accident in Toledo. This airline announcement does not establish when rail services will fully resume, so travellers should check the rail operator separately before changing a journey.
€49.99 is a starting fare
The quoted price is an advertised starting fare, rather than a ceiling applying to every seat. Check availability for the intended date and compare the total booking cost, including any optional baggage or seating choices, before paying.
The release does not provide departure times or a detailed flight-by-flight timetable. Confirm the schedule and conditions in the booking process, particularly if connecting to another flight or arranging transport at either end.
Flyzeu has also covered Iberia’s separate Madrid–Andalusia fare-cap response. Its dates and conditions should be checked separately from Ryanair’s new programme.
