easyJet will expand its Berlin Brandenburg schedule for Summer 2027 with fourteen additional weekly flights, including new twice-weekly services to Ljubljana and Rimini that currently lack nonstop options from BER.
German aviation outlet aero.de, citing the airline, reported on September 24 that both Ljubljana and Rimini will operate twice weekly once the summer schedule switch occurs on March 28, 2027. The carrier did not publish the full list of frequency increases in the German-language brief, only the net fourteen weekly-flight uplift and the two new cities.
Ljubljana gives Berlin a Slovenian capital link aimed at city-break and visiting-friends traffic, while Rimini adds an Adriatic leisure destination that is otherwise typically reached via connections or seasonal charters from other German gateways. Twice-weekly frequencies match easyJet’s usual leisure-thin pattern on secondary city pairs.
easyJet remains one of BER’s largest operators with eleven based aircraft, though it has trimmed that Berlin base in recent seasons. The Summer 2027 add-back signals a partial rebuild of capacity rather than a return to the airline’s pre-cut Berlin peak, and aero.de notes that some of the new flying may be operated from remote bases rather than only from Berlin-stationed jets.
The Berlin news sits beside easyJet’s separate eighteen-route UK Summer 2027 sale, which includes Edinburgh–Hamburg among other British departures. The BER package is a distinct German-base story focused on central European and Adriatic flying from the Brandenburg airport, so the two announcements should not be read as one combined UK–Germany pack.
For Brandenburg and Berlin passengers the practical change is two new nonstops plus denser flying on unspecified existing Berlin routes that make up the remainder of the fourteen weekly-flight increase. aero.de’s source note leaves those frequency bumps unnamed, so travelers should watch easyJet’s timetable drops for the full bank as March 2027 approaches.
Aircraft type was not called out in the September 24 item; easyJet’s Berlin flying is typically Airbus A320-family equipment drawn from the based fleet. That remains the working assumption until the airline publishes equipment codes for LJU and RMI in the booking engine.
Rimini’s summer leisure profile and Ljubljana’s capital traffic give easyJet two different demand shapes on the same twice-weekly template. Both cities fit the carrier’s pattern of adding thin European spokes that larger German network airlines often skip when widebody and mainline narrowbody banks are reserved for thicker trunks.
BER has been rebuilding commercial flying after years of pandemic and construction disruption. easyJet’s Summer 2027 increment is a modest but concrete step—new destinations rather than only gauge-ups on the densest trunks—and it arrives as other leisure carriers also test Adriatic and Alpine spokes from German airports.
With the March 28, 2027 schedule change as the switch date, easyJet’s Berlin–Ljubljana and Berlin–Rimini flights are now on the public planning record for next summer, giving Brandenburg travelers two fresh nonstop options once tickets and exact timings are loaded.
If bookings hold, the twice-weekly template could thicken in later summers, but for NS27 the confirmed public detail remains fourteen extra weekly Berlin flights anchored by the new Ljubljana and Rimini nonstops.
Sources: aero.de
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