Wizz Air has announced it will resume flights to Tel Aviv from 8 August 2025, over a month earlier than the previously planned 15 September return. The move marks the airline’s renewed commitment to the Israeli market, where it is set to reclaim its position as the largest European low-cost carrier by capacity.
Key highlights:
Wizz Air, recognised as Europe’s most environmentally sustainable airline (CAPA 2022–2024), expects to carry 75 million passengers in 2025 across its network of 830+ routes to 190 destinations in 51 countries.
This post was published on 9 July 2025 20:38
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