WIZZ AIR ANNOUNCES NEW FLIGHTS FROM HAMBURG AND SOFIA, INCREASES BUCHAREST – LONDON FLIGHTS Wizz Air, the largest low-cost airline in Central and Eastern Europe, today announced it will move flights from Lübeck Airport to nearby Hamburg and will continue to provide low-fare service to Northern Germany. Due to ongoing financial issues at Lübeck airport, Wizz Air will move three flights to Hamburg Airport starting 17 April. With the move to Hamburg, Wizz Air will continue to connect the region to Gdansk with four flights a week and Skopje and Kyiv with twice-weekly flights. The low-fare airline also announced a new route from Sofia to Copenhagen that will operate three times a week starting 13 June. Wizz Air will also add two more flights a week from Bucharest to London Luton to make 25 weekly flights between the two capitals. All routes are on sale at www.wizzair.com with fares starting as low as 19.99 EUR. WIZZ AIR’S NEWEST ROUTES: Gyorgy Abran, Chief Commercial Officer for Wizz Air said: “Northern Germany is an important market for Wizz Air and we have found that a large percentage of our current passengers are coming from or going to places closer to Hamburg rather than Lübeck. This move to Hamburg, the second biggest city in Germany, will create further benefit to our travelers and support development of the economic engine. At the same time, we continue to build on our success in Sofia with a new destination and every-day low fares.”
