The new routes include Edinburgh to Bydgoszcz in Poland, Manchester to Pisa, Stansted to Romania’s Cluj, Slovakia’s Kosice and Terceira in the Azores.
In addition, the nine new summer services are Exeter to Alicante, Edinburgh to Bucharest, Stansted to Dresden and Essaouira in Morocco, Luton to Krakow and Seville and Manchester to Katowice, Milan Malpensa and Prague.
The new routes mean the airline is operating more than 500 out of the country with a further 46 benefiting from increased frequencies.
The airline said it was expecting to carry about 46.3 million customers on the flights.
