Passengers using Southampton Airport will have plenty of options to travel to in 2026, including the likes of Alicante, Majorca, and Paris.
Hundreds of thousands of people use the airport each year, with plenty of flights leaving for the UK or European destinations.
As a result, quite a few airlines operate out of Southampton, including easyJet, Aer Lingus, and Loganair.
Travellers will also be able to fly to some new destinations this year, which feature new options within the UK but also outside of Europe.
All the destinations you can fly to from Southampton Airport in 2016
According to the airport's flight schedules at the time of writing, these are all the places you can fly to from Southampton in 2026:
Bookings can be made on the Southampton Airport website here. Flight schedules may be subject to change.
Only a limited number of new routes are being launched from Southampton Airport in 2026.
One of these will be operated by Loganair, which will begin a service to the Isle of Man from Southampton, which will go via Manchester.
This will be a weekly service, operating every Saturday from January 10 to March 28 (at the time of writing).
Southampton Airport will also be connected to the United States in 2026 due to a new route announced by Aer Lingus.
Launching on May 25, the service will operate from Dublin to Pittsburgh, providing connections through the Irish capital from 13 UK airports, including Southampton.
UK travellers can take advantage of Dublin Airport’s US preclearance facility, allowing them to complete immigration and customs checks before departure.
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Upon arrival in the United States, passengers are treated as domestic arrivals, streamlining the entry process.
Flights will operate on the Airbus A321neo LR, featuring 16 lie-flat business class seats and a choice of dual-class seating.
Blue Islands had also announced a new route to Leeds Bradford Airport that was due to start in March, but this was prevented due to the airline ceasing trading back in November.
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