Milan Bergamo Airport is celebrating Wizz Air’s expansion as the airline launches its tenth service from the Italian gateway, connecting Lombardy to Serbia with a new five-times-weekly service to Belgrade. With this addition, Wizz Air will offer 34,000 seats from Milan Bergamo during Winter 2023/24.
The airline, which has been a partner of the airport since 2004, now serves five countries from Milan Bergamo: Albania, Bulgaria, Poland, Serbia, and Romania, with a strong presence in Romania with flights to six destinations.
Over 12 million passengers have flown with Wizz Air through Milan Bergamo in the last 19 years, with a record figure in 2019.
Currently, 35% of Wizz Air flights at Milan Bergamo use new A320neos and A321neos to reduce CO? and noise pollution.
This post was published on 26 September 2023 11:12
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