Wizz Air will move its Budapest service from Brussels South Charleroi Airport (CRL) to Brussels Airport (BRU) on 4 February 2027. The airline will end its Budapest–Charleroi flights when the switch takes effect.
The non-stop Budapest–Zaventem service will operate year-round, nine times a week, with one flight each day and a second on Thursdays and Fridays. Belgian outlet Aktualno?ci.BE reports that Wizz Air will use Airbus A321neos on the route.
The move brings passengers closer to central Brussels and the European Quarter. Brussels Airport’s station, directly beneath the terminal, offers direct trains to Brussels-Central in about 18 minutes and two trains an hour to the European Quarter.
Charleroi is still scheduled to retain non-stop flights to Budapest with Ryanair after Wizz Air’s move.
Sources: airportal.hu, Az Utazó Magazin,
This post was published on 11 November 2026 22:02
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