Ahead of the summer season, the Hungarian low-cost carrier will open two routes to Zadar, Croatia, with direct flights from Warsaw Chopin Airport and Budapest. Reminder: you can book the new destination combination on the company's flights
The company will be performing scheduled maintenance work on the night of February 25-26. Passengers will not be able to make reservations, change their booking details, or check in online. Airport check-in will be free. Flights will operate as usual. Get the passenger instructions here
Starting in July 2026, the low-cost airline will operate two new direct routes from Poland to Bulgaria and Italy, with prices starting at €21 one-way
Self-transfer flights are here: Wizz Air steps into the big league, allowing passengers to book a flight through an intermediate destination, including flying luggage from the airport to the final destination
The low-cost carrier concluded 2025 with growth, operational improvements, and the expansion of its destination network. Highlights include 42 new aircraft added to the fleet, hundreds of new routes, and a record number of passengers
Travelers from Cluj-Napoca can now fly directly to Malta and Dubrovnik with Wizz Air, starting in May 2026, with fares from 129 RON (25 EUR). Wizz: "It is great to see that Romania is becoming increasingly connected to impressive holiday destinations"
The low-cost carrier is adding a direct route between Varna and Larnaca, operating three times a week. The new service is part of the company's expansion plans for the summer of 2026
Rimini, Rhodes, and Varna join the low-cost airline's destinations from Poland, with launch promotions and tickets already available for sale
Starting January 15, 2026, Wizz Air allows premium passengers to book a seat next to them by choosing to buy tickets in Wizz Air class; extra perks include Other benefits include seats with extra legroom, priority boarding, and two hand luggage items
After Vienna and Bratislava, Budapest Airport, the capital of Hungary, has also been closed to takeoffs and landings due to severe weather conditions across the continent. Israir and Wizz Air flights have been diverted to Bucharest and will continue to be rescheduled as soon as possible
