The new weekly route, which will run from 19 December 2026 to 10 April 2027, is on sale now offering more than 6,000 additional ski seats.
The addition of Innsbruck means Jet2 has ski flights on sale to five destinations from Stansted for winter 2026/27 – Chambery, Geneva, Grenoble, Innsbruck and Salzburg.
Nestled in the Austrian Alps, Innsbruck is a prime destination for winter sports enthusiasts and offers easy access to several world-class ski resorts.
From the Tyrolean capital, skiers and snowboarders can go from the city to the slopes in just 20 minutes in the Nordkette ski area. With a choice of six slopes for different ski levels, as well as a snow park, skiers can test their skills while enjoying views of Innsbruck.
Further afield, customers will find spots like Mayrhofen where they will have snow-sure slopes to uncover, and St Anton am Arlberg is a legendary apres-ski scene, with many of the bars at the bottom of the home runs.
Jet2 will operate to eight ski destinations this winter – Chambery, Geneva, Grenoble, Salzburg, Innsbruck, Lyon, Turin and Verona from 12 of its UK bases.
Innsbruck is the sixth new ski route for winter 2026/27 following the addition of Chambery, Geneva, Grenoble, Salzburg and Turin from Gatwick.
The expansion means Jet2 has grown its ski programme by 30% compared with winter 2025/26.
Jet2 Chief Executive Steve Heapy said: “We are seeing continued demand for our ski programme with skiers and snowboarders eager to book the best of the action for this winter. As our ski flights have been selling well, we have responded by putting on a new route from Stansted to Innsbruck on sale and providing customers with even more opportunity to hit the slopes.
"Innsbruck offers easy access to several world-class ski resorts, so we are confident that these new flights will prove popular with skiers and snowboarders of all levels."
Ciaran Brannigan, Stansted's Commercial Director, added: "This new service will give our passengers even more choice when planning a ski holiday. The route provides convenient access to some of Austria's best-known resorts."
