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[textarea]Wizz announce Luton – Skopje flights
Wizz Air has announced the launch of a new route from Skopje to Luton Airport. The new Luton flights will operate three times per week from June 20.
Jozsef Varadi, Chief Executive Officer of Wizz Air said: ‘Wizz Air is delighted to offer its services to the Macedonian passengers, who can now enjoy our truly affordable fares coupled with great travel experience all along their journey. Our new flights will boost the passenger traffic and will help local businesses and employment as well.‘
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Wizz Air has announced the launch of a new route from Skopje to Luton Airport. The new Luton flights will operate three times per week from June 20.
Jozsef Varadi, Chief Executive Officer of Wizz Air said: ‘Wizz Air is delighted to offer its services to the Macedonian passengers, who can now enjoy our truly affordable fares coupled with great travel experience all along their journey. Our new flights will boost the passenger traffic and will help local businesses and employment as well.‘
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Wizz announce Luton – Lodz flights
Wizz Air has announced new flights between Luton and Lodz in Poland. The new service will take off on September 13 and will be operated initially 3 times a week.
A spokesman for the budget airline said: ‘Wizz Air is committed to continue building its route network in Poland and has decided to increase services offered from Lodz. This open sup one of the most popular airports in Poland to our UK customers.'
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Wizz Air has announced new flights between Luton and Lodz in Poland. The new service will take off on September 13 and will be operated initially 3 times a week.
A spokesman for the budget airline said: ‘Wizz Air is committed to continue building its route network in Poland and has decided to increase services offered from Lodz. This open sup one of the most popular airports in Poland to our UK customers.'
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From their website;
Wizz Air, the largest low-cost airline in Central and Eastern Europe today announces a massive expansion at its Luton base, with the addition of four Airbus A320 aircraft to its Luton fleet by June 2018.
The allocation of four more Airbus A320 aircraft, each equipped with 186 seats, brings the total number of aircraft in Wizz Air’s Luton fleet to five, with a combined value of $500 million*, continuing Wizz Air’s phenomenal growth story in the UK.
Over the past twelve months (to 31 October 2017) WIZZ has carried more than 5.5 million passengers on its Luton routes alone, an increase of 11% compared to 2016, making WIZZ the second largest carrier at Luton airport. Wizz Air is expanding its capacity at Luton by 15% year on year, and will offer in 2018 more than 6.9 million seats on its 46 routes to 20 countries.
As a result of this significant expansion, WIZZ is delighted to offer five new routes to UK travellers looking for their next adventure abroad. Daily flights will operate to the beautiful cities of Larnaca in Cyprus, and to Bratislava in Slovakia, whilst four flights per week will operate to Tallinn, in Estonia and three flights per week to Tirana in Albania and Lviv in Ukraine. Seats on the new routes are already on sale and can be booked from just GBP 26.99 at wizzair.com.
Wizz Air, the largest low-cost airline in Central and Eastern Europe today announces a massive expansion at its Luton base, with the addition of four Airbus A320 aircraft to its Luton fleet by June 2018.
The allocation of four more Airbus A320 aircraft, each equipped with 186 seats, brings the total number of aircraft in Wizz Air’s Luton fleet to five, with a combined value of $500 million*, continuing Wizz Air’s phenomenal growth story in the UK.
Over the past twelve months (to 31 October 2017) WIZZ has carried more than 5.5 million passengers on its Luton routes alone, an increase of 11% compared to 2016, making WIZZ the second largest carrier at Luton airport. Wizz Air is expanding its capacity at Luton by 15% year on year, and will offer in 2018 more than 6.9 million seats on its 46 routes to 20 countries.
As a result of this significant expansion, WIZZ is delighted to offer five new routes to UK travellers looking for their next adventure abroad. Daily flights will operate to the beautiful cities of Larnaca in Cyprus, and to Bratislava in Slovakia, whilst four flights per week will operate to Tallinn, in Estonia and three flights per week to Tirana in Albania and Lviv in Ukraine. Seats on the new routes are already on sale and can be booked from just GBP 26.99 at wizzair.com.
News of Wizz expansion at LTN
Wizz Air to overtake Easyjet as Luton Airport's largest airline with arrival of new routes from next summer
Wizz Air to overtake Easyjet as Luton Airport's largest airline with arrival of new routes from next summer
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New route to Stavanger in Norway starting on the 16th September, flight will be 4 weekly.
https://www.ttgmedia.com/news/news/wizz-air-announces-new-route-to-gateway-to-the-fjords-17349
https://www.ttgmedia.com/news/news/wizz-air-announces-new-route-to-gateway-to-the-fjords-17349
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Moscow Vnukovo and St Petersburg have been put on sale from October 1st, both operating 1x daily.
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Two new routes:
Castellon (2x weekly from December)
Vienna (daily from July 2020)
Also one loss as the new Sibiu-SEN route is replacing Sibiu-LTN.
Credit to seanM1997 for the info
Castellon (2x weekly from December)
Vienna (daily from July 2020)
Also one loss as the new Sibiu-SEN route is replacing Sibiu-LTN.
Credit to seanM1997 for the info
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Wizz have obtained 34 weekly slots from TUi for S20.
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Wizz surprisingly on the retreat for once - dropping Oslo, Stavanger and Prague - but per Ray's post above it should just be a blip in their overall relentless growth.
Im surprised no one picked up on these announcements yesterday.
LOW-cost airline Wizz Air has announced six new routes taking off from Luton Airport next month.
The flights include Faro in Portugal and four Greek islands after coronavirus crippled the global travel industry.
⚠ Read our coronavirus live blog for the latest news & updates
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Wizz Air has announced six new routes taking off from Luton Airport next month
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Passengers wearing masks peer out of the windows of a plane as Wizz Air resumed flights from London's Luton Airport on May 1
Wizz Air confirmed there will be "enhanced" health and safety measures amid the pandemic.
Cabin crew will be required to wear masks and gloves on all flights and will distribute sanitising wipes for passengers, the airline said in a statement.
New distancing measures will also be introduced during boarding and aircraft will be disinfected overnight, while passengers will also be required to wear face masks and onboard magazines will be removed from the aircraft.
Customers will be asked to check in and make any additional payments for services - such as additional bags - online to reduce physical interaction at the airport.
Passengers will also be "encouraged" to make any on-board purchases using contactless payment methods, the Hungarian-owned airline said.
Wizz Air had already resumed a handful of flights from London Luton Airport to selected airports in Hungary, Portugal, Spain and Israel, from May 1.
They are Faro, Zante, Rhodes, Heraklion, Cofu and Marrakesh ( From Oct )
LOW-cost airline Wizz Air has announced six new routes taking off from Luton Airport next month.
The flights include Faro in Portugal and four Greek islands after coronavirus crippled the global travel industry.
⚠ Read our coronavirus live blog for the latest news & updates
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Wizz Air has announced six new routes taking off from Luton Airport next month
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Passengers wearing masks peer out of the windows of a plane as Wizz Air resumed flights from London's Luton Airport on May 1
Wizz Air confirmed there will be "enhanced" health and safety measures amid the pandemic.
Cabin crew will be required to wear masks and gloves on all flights and will distribute sanitising wipes for passengers, the airline said in a statement.
New distancing measures will also be introduced during boarding and aircraft will be disinfected overnight, while passengers will also be required to wear face masks and onboard magazines will be removed from the aircraft.
Customers will be asked to check in and make any additional payments for services - such as additional bags - online to reduce physical interaction at the airport.
Passengers will also be "encouraged" to make any on-board purchases using contactless payment methods, the Hungarian-owned airline said.
Wizz Air had already resumed a handful of flights from London Luton Airport to selected airports in Hungary, Portugal, Spain and Israel, from May 1.
They are Faro, Zante, Rhodes, Heraklion, Cofu and Marrakesh ( From Oct )
Maybe seeing how LTN goes then expand to their other UK sites , DSA LPL etc. There are opportunities at both I just mentioned where routes have been lost or moved.
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Probably taking advantage of the fact that no other airlines are currently flying, certainly easyJet isn't at Luton (or anywhere).
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New route to Milan Malpensa -
aviationweek.com
Wizz Air makes Milan Malpensa its 29th base | Aviation Week Network
The LCC continues to grow despite the COVID-19 pandemic.
aviationweek.com
We can say its the big three loco's now not just the boys in blue and the orange brigade, Wizz are starting to arrive on the Med and more in a bigger and bigger way .
Wizz are just building and building its a matter of time before some of these routes find a way to other UK airports Wizz operate from. Maybe they will see how the pandemic plays out this winter and in to the early part of next year before rolling out some of these routes from Luton elsewhere for summer 2022.
Wizz are just building and building its a matter of time before some of these routes find a way to other UK airports Wizz operate from. Maybe they will see how the pandemic plays out this winter and in to the early part of next year before rolling out some of these routes from Luton elsewhere for summer 2022.
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Latest new route is Palermo (3 weekly from June) from their newly announced base there.
Source - Sean M on Twitter
There have probably been many other schedule changes since the last post on this thread but it’s difficult to keep track of all of them.
Source - Sean M on Twitter
There have probably been many other schedule changes since the last post on this thread but it’s difficult to keep track of all of them.
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