Luxair, Luxembourg's national airline, unveiled plans for a significant network expansion for the 2026 summer season, introducing nine new leisure-focused routes from Luxembourg (LUX). 

The new destinations include Girona (GRO), Edinburgh (EDI), Helsinki (HEL), Tunis (TUN), Alicante (ALC), Bilbao (BIO), Zakynthos (ZTH), Patras-Araxos (PTH) in Greece, and Porto Santo (PXO), a Portuguese island near Madeira.Flights to these destinations will commence between late March and early July 2026. 

Most routes will operate twice weekly, while Zakynthos, Patras-Araxos, and Porto Santo will have weekly services. Luxair plans to utilize its fleet of Boeing 737s and DeHavilland Canada DHC-8 Q400 turboprops for these routes. 

According to ch-aviation data from June 2025, Luxair's fleet comprises 21 aircraft: 10 Boeing 737s (four -700s, four -800s, and two MAX 8s) and 11 DHC-8 Q400s. Additionally, Luxair has six Embraer E195-E2s on order, with the first expected in early 2026, potentially supporting these new routes.