Wizz Air is progressively restoring services to Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Jeddah and Amman for the 2026/27 winter season, offering 12 routes and 49 weekly flights from nine European cities.
Flights to Jeddah from Milan and Rome resumed in early September, while the Budapest–Amman route restarts on 22 September. Services to Dubai and Abu Dhabi will return between 25 and 27 October from Budapest, Bucharest, Sofia, Larnaca, Cluj, Kraków and Katowice.
The restored network will provide approximately 470,000 seats during the winter season, with one-way fares starting at €24.99. Frequencies range from twice weekly on Cluj–Abu Dhabi to daily services between Milan and Jeddah and between Bucharest and Dubai.
Wizz Air said the phased resumption follows EASA’s revised conflict-zone recommendations and the airline’s own security and operational assessments. It will continue monitoring regional developments, with all flights remaining subject to ongoing safety reviews.
This post was published on 11 September 2026 21:17
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