Wizz Air will launch its first route between Berlin Brandenburg Airport and Bratislava, marking a major expansion of the airline’s presence in the German capital’s airport.
The new service to the Slovak capital will begin 16 March 2026, operating four times a week — on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays — using the airline’s Airbus A321neo aircraft. The flight time will be around 1 hour and 15 minutes, linking Berlin directly with the Slovakia–Austria–Hungary border region.
The route is part of a broader summer 2026 expansion at BER, with Wizz Air adding several destinations across Eastern and South-Eastern Europe. New routes will also include Tuzla, Cluj-Napoca and Timi?oara, while the airline will continue daily flights to Bucharest.
Overall, Wizz Air plans to serve 12 destinations from BER during the summer schedule, increasing its seat capacity by around 90% compared with the previous summer.
According to Aletta von Massenbach, CEO of Flughafen Berlin Brandenburg GmbH, the expansion represents Wizz Air’s largest growth phase yet at the airport, strengthening connections between Berlin and Eastern Europe.
The airline will also increase frequencies on several existing routes, including flights to Belgrade, Chi?in?u, Tirana and Varna.
Wizz Air says the expanded network is aimed at boosting tourism and business travel between Germany and Central and South-Eastern Europe.