Gran Canaria is expanding its European flight connections more than ever before. New direct routes, increased frequencies and a targeted diversification strategy are making the island more accessible than ever.

Key New Connections

Transavia France reactivated the Gran Canaria–Bordeaux route (dormant since 2019). Weekly Saturday flight from €39. France is the fastest-growing source market at 18% year-on-year.

Wizz Air launched Wroclaw–Gran Canaria in December 2025. Binter now flies direct to Seville.

Transavia: Bordeaux (from Dec 2025) · Wizz Air: Wroclaw (from Dec 2025) · Binter: Seville (from Dec 2025) · Norwegian: Billund, Bergen, Stavanger (Summer 2026) · Volotea: Lille, Toulouse (2026/27) · airBaltic: Molde, Ljubljana, Guernsey (Winter 25/26)

Moving Beyond Dependence

Turismo de Gran Canaria is working to reduce dependency on the German and British markets. The government offers airlines a €3 per-seat landing fee rebate for new French routes. Result: more choice and often cheaper fares for everyone. Latest info: grancanaria.com