Introduction to Wizz Air
The plan to launch Wizz Air was conceived in June 2003 when six people with a wide range of airline expertise and successful track records teamed up with József Váradi, the Company’s Chief Executive Officer. In just three months, Wizz Air was a registered company ready to fly. The first flight took off on the 19th of May 2004 from Katowice to London Luton.
Today, Wizz Air is a group of four airlines: Wizz Air Hungary (founded in 2003), Wizz Air UK (founded in 2017), Wizz Air Abu Dhabi (founded in 2020) and Wizz Air Malta (founded in 2022).
Wizz Air has 32 bases in 16 countries and...
Latest Wizz Air News
Wizz Air’s Modlin Return Heats Up Poland’s Low-Cost Battle
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Wizz Air’s decision to return to Warsaw Modlin Airport after a 13-year absence is set to intensify its rivalry with Ryanair in Poland.
Other Wizz Air News
- Wizz Air’s Exit From Abu Dhabi Opens Door For Etihad Expansion
- Wizz Air To Exit Abu Dhabi Venture, Refocus On Core European Markets
- Wizz Air Expands Romanian Network With Suceava Reopening
- Routes & Networks Latest: Rolling Daily Updates (W/C June 2, 2025)
- Wizz Air Plans 20% Capacity Growth As Network Shifts To Mature Markets
- Wizz Air Grows Yerevan Footprint As Armenia Unveils Connectivity Plan
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