Wizz Air

Temporary domestic routes in Spain!

Our thoughts are with everyone affected by the tragic rail accident in Spain.

To help people reach their families, get to work and make essential journeys while rail services are disrupted, we are adding two new domestic routes to our existing network: Madrid–Málaga and Madrid–Sevilla.

Both routes will launch on 6 November, with two daily flights on each until mid December. Fares will start from €45.99 and will not exceed €99.99, helping keep travel accessible for those who need it.

We hope these new connections will ease some of the practical difficulties people are facing during this difficult time.

We brought a little of Egypt to Warsaw! ✈️

Yesterday evening, we celebrated our 10 new routes at the National Museum in Warsaw, connecting five Polish airports with Hurghada, Marsa Alam and Sharm El-Sheikh.

These connections mark another milestone in our growth in Poland, giving travellers more opportunities to enjoy Egyptian sunshine beyond summer.

Thanks to our guests, partners and teams for making this possible.

Let’s WIZZ!

A major milestone in bringing WIZZ closer to more travelers! ✈️

Our landmark agreement with Amadeus will make our content available on the Amadeus Travel Platform for the first time.

Travel sellers in selected markets will be able to search and book our flights and services through familiar tools, expanding access to our network and affordable fares.

Thank you to both teams for making it happen.

Let’s WIZZ!

We’re excited to sponsor the Tirana Marathon for the first time as it celebrates its tenth edition on 25 October.

Running brings people together, pushes us to go further and creates memories along the way, just like travel.

We can’t wait to cheer on every runner and see Tirana come alive on race day.

Let’s WIZZ, Tirana!

We are staying in Belgrade this winter.✈️

We welcome the Serbian authorities’ decision to postpone the contested aviation measures. This protects choice and connectivity for Serbian passengers and safeguards the livelihoods of more than 200 WIZZ colleagues based in Belgrade.

We’re grateful to everyone who stood with us, including the more than 25,000 people who signed the petition supporting our Belgrade base.

Since 2010, we’ve carried over 14 million passengers to and from Serbia. We remain committed to our colleagues, our passengers and our long-term presence in the country, and we hope this postponement will lead to a permanent solution that supports fair competition and continued investment.

We stay committed to Serbia. Let’s WIZZ!