Wizz Air’s chief executive has said he is outraged by the Polish Airport Authorities’ (PPL) decision to close Warsaw’s low-cost Etiuda Terminal and double charges imposed on airlines currently operating from it.

The carrier said the move jeopardised the future of civil aviation in the Polish capital and represented a hostile move against national interests and those of the Polish people.

József Váradi, CEO of Wizz Air, said: “We are outraged by the irresponsible and one sided decision of PPL to wipe Warsaw out from the map of low-cost airlines. Even though the constantly changing management of PPL has been talking about opening Modlin airport for low cost airlines, it was not able to deliver any progress over the past five years.”

Source: Routes News