TIRANA, May 29
Budapest-based low-cost carrier Wizz Air announced on Friday the launch of 15 new routes from its new base in Tirana International Airport. Wizz Air co-founder and CEO Jozsef Varadi said that the Albanian base will have three based Airbus A320 aircrafts starting July 2020.
The three aircraft will support the operation of a network of 26 destinations including the following 15 new low-fare routes to:
Paris-Beauvais Airport, EuroAirport Mulhouse (France),
Brussels South Charleroi (Belgium),
Eindhoven (Netherlands),
Karlsruhe / Baden-Baden, Hamburg, Berlin-Schonefeld, Frankfurt-Hahn (Germany),
Prague (Czech Republic),
Heraklion/Crete, Rhodes (Greece),
Bari, Catania, Milan Malpensa, Turin (Italy)
Wizz Air started its operations in Albania in April 2017 with Budapest-Tirana-Budapest route. The new destinations bring the number of routes from and to Tirana to 25. Tickets are available for flights.
Tirana – Brussels Charleroi (Wednesday, Sunday, from July 1)
Tirana – Eindhoven (Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, from July 2)
Tirana – Prague (Monday, Friday, from July 3)
Tirana – Paris Beauvais (Monday, Wednesday, Friday, from July 15)
Tirana – Berlin SFX (Monday, Wednesday, Friday, from July 15)
Tirana – Karlsruhe/Baden Baden (Wednesday, Sunday, from July 15)
Tirana – Bari (Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday, from July 15)
Tirana – Rhodes (Thursday, Sunday, from July 16)
Tirana – Frankfurt Hahn (Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, from July 16)
Tirana – Milan Malpensa (Daily, from July 16)
Tirana – Turin (Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, Sunday, from July 16)
Tirana – Heraklion (Tuesday, Saturday, from July 17)
Tirana – EuroAirport Mulhouse Basel (Tuesday, Saturday, from July 18)
Tirana – Catania (Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, from July 23)
Tirana – Hamburg (Monday, Friday, from July 24)
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Source: Wizz Air
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