Wizz Air is expanding its Moroccan network with the launch of three new routes to Agadir, strengthening the city’s connectivity with Central and Eastern Europe for the 2026-2027 winter season.
The low-cost carrier will begin twice-weekly flights between Milan Malpensa and Agadir on 15 September 2026, operated by Wizz Air Malta using Airbus A321neo aircraft.
From 27 October 2026, Wizz Air will also introduce twice-weekly services from Bratislava and Gdansk to Agadir. The Gdansk route will increase from two to three weekly flights from 11 February 2027.
The new services form part of Wizz Air’s wider winter expansion programme, which also includes additional routes across Spain, Italy, Central Europe and Egypt.
For Agadir, the new routes will boost links with key Central and Eastern European markets, supporting Morocco’s efforts to attract more winter tourism and complementing the airport’s existing network of European destinations.
This post was published on 20 July 2026 21:06
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