Wizz Air reached a remarkable milestone at Warsaw International Airport as it celebrated 60 million carried passengers on its Polish low fare routes. To mark this significant event, one lucky passenger, a WIZZ travel enthusiast travelling to Rome was greeted with a WIZZ value voucher.
The first WIZZ flight took off from Poland, Katowice in May 2004 and since then the airline has continuously increased its network, offering now a total of 160 routes to 30 countries from 8 Polish airports. The arrival of 2 new aircraft in 2018 to Warsaw and Katowice is increasing the fleet in Poland to 26 aircraft and supports Wizz Air’s continuous expansion in Poland. With more than 10.5 million seats on sale on its Polish routes, WIZZ’s seat capacity has increased with 19% year on year, which further contributes to the country’s economy and stimulating the job market in aviation services and tourism sectors, by supporting over 6,000 jobs per year and employing more than 1,000 aviation professional with Wizz Air*.
Further diversifying the low fare network from Poland, WIZZ is inaugurating in total 21 new services this year with fares as low as PLN 39** (EUR 9.99), including the new routes that are commencing this month from Katowice to Faro, Kharkiv, Málaga, Memmingen, Podgorica, and Porto and from Warsaw to Podgorica.
Wizz Air continues to bring ever more people into the world of flying by further stimulating the market with its low fares and creating new travel opportunities. In just 14 years after the start of operations, over 155 million passengers have travelled with WIZZ across Europe and beyond. This month the airline’s fleet has grown to 100 aircraft as it continues to expand its network of now more than 600 routes, with over 100 routes commencing in 2018 and 2019.
Andras Rado, Corporate Communications Manager at Wizz Air, said: “We are thrilled to celebrate a great milestone together with our Polish customers as we have carried 60 million passengers on our Polish routes. In the past 14 years, we have offered our passengers new opportunities to discover 73 cities across Europe and beyond, providing genuinely low fares and creating a great customer experience. We thank each of our loyal Polish customers for choosing WIZZ and we are looking to welcome on board even more passengers.”
*ACI suggests the creation of 750 on-site jobs for every 1 million carried passengers per year.
**One way including all taxes and non-optional charges
JUN 13, 2018, 14:00
This post was published on 13 June 2018 19:15
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