Wizz Air is strengthening its presence at Göteborg Landvetter Airport and Malmö Airport with new direct connections to Tuzla, Bosnia & Herzegovina, and increased frequencies on existing routes.
Malmö–Tuzla: starts December 13, 2025, twice weekly (Tuesdays, Saturdays)
Göteborg–Tuzla: starts March 29, 2026, twice weekly (Wednesdays, Sundays)
Both routes will be operated with an Airbus A321 (230 seats).
The expansion underscores strong demand for travel between Sweden and Eastern Europe, particularly for family, leisure, and business links. Wizz Air highlighted Tuzla’s cultural appeal and its role as a gateway for Bosnian travellers to Sweden, while airport operator Swedavia welcomed the move as a boost to international connectivity.
With these additions, Wizz Air continues to grow its Northern European network, offering Swedish passengers more affordable travel options.
This post was published on 19 August 2025 14:37
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