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Wizz Air opens two new bases at Milan Malpensa and Larnaca, expands London Luton base

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Wizz Air announced the opening of two bases from July 2020, at Milan Malpensa, Italy and Larnaca, Cyprus. Furthermore, the Hungarian low-cost carrier announced a few more routes from London Luton.

At Milan Malpensa, the carrier announced 20 new routes, basing 5 Airbus A320 family aircraft :

Athensfrom 31 Julydaily flight
Corfufrom 31 July4 flights per week (1-3-5-7)
Eindhovenfrom 3 July until 16 July and from 31 Julydaily flight
Fuerteventurafrom 31 July2 flights per week (1—5–)
Gran Canariafrom 5 July2 flights per week (—4–7)
Lisbonfrom 3 Julydaily flight
London Lutonfrom 3 Julydaily flight
Mahon (Menorca)from 3 Julydaily flight
Marrakeshfrom 1 August4 flights per week (-2-4-67)
Portofrom 17 July5 flights per week (1-345-7)
Pristinafrom 18 July3 flights per week (-2-4-6-)
Reykjavik – Keflavikfrom 3 July3 flights per week (1-3-5–)
Rhodesfrom 1 August3 flights per week (-2-4-6-)
Santorinifrom 31 July5 flights per week (1-345-7)
Tallinnfrom 18 July2 flights per week (-2—6-)
Tel Avivfrom 17 Julydaily flight
Tenerifefrom 4 July3 flights per week (-2-4-6-)
Thessalonikifrom 31 July4 flights per week (1-3-5-7)
Valenciafrom 17 Julydaily flight
Zakynthosfrom 1 August3 flights per week (-2-4-6-)

 

At Larnaca, the carrier announced 10 new routes, basing 2 Airbus A320 aircraft :

Athensfrom 1 Julydaily flight
Billundfrom 2 July2 flights per week (—4–7)
Copenhagenfrom 1 July3 flights per week (1-3-5–)
Dortmundfrom 11 July3 flights per week (-2-4-6-)
Karlsruhe / Baden-Badenfrom 4 July2 flights per week (-2—6-)
Memmingenfrom 11 July3 flights per week (-2-4-6-)
Suceavafrom 13 July2 flights per week (1—5–)
Thessalonikifrom 1 Julydaily flight
Turkufrom 12 July2 flights per week (–3—7)
Wroclawfrom 10 July2 flights per week (1—5–)

 

Eventually, four more routes have been announced from London Luton.

Fuerteventurafrom 3 July2 flights per week (1—5–)
Lanzarotefrom 27 October2 flights per week (-2—6-)
Malagafrom 1 Julydaily flight
Palma de Mallorcafrom 1 July5 flights per week (-234-67)

This post was published on 28 May 2020 18:44

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