WizzAir announces 5 new Tirana – Italy flight routes
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- “We believe that these routes represent another important step forward in the expansion of our network, while more travelers can enjoy Wizz Air’s lowest fares paired with outstanding service on board. We welcome all eager travellers on-board one of Europe’s youngest and most reliable fleets,” George Michalopoulos, Chief Commercial Officer of Wizz Air said.
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TIRANA, Jan. 13 - ‘Wizz Air’, one of the biggest low-cost airline companies operating in Albania and Central Eastern Europe, recently announced five new routes from Tirana to Italy which will commence by the end of March this year. The destinations of these routes include Milan Bergamo, Bologna, Verona, Venice Treviso and Pisa.
George Michalopoulos, Chief Commercial Officer of Wizz Air said: “Wizz Air is strongly committed to creating new opportunities for its Albanian passengers and today we are thrilled to double the number of routes we operate in Tirana and announce five new routes from the capital of Albania to Italy. We believe that these routes represent another important step forward in the expansion of our network, while more travelers can enjoy Wizz Air’s lowest fares paired with outstanding service on board. We welcome all eager travellers on-board one of Europe’s youngest and most reliable fleets,” George Michalopoulos, Chief Commercial Officer of Wizz Air said.
Flights to Milan Bergamo will be operated on a daily basis starting March 29 while the routes to Bologna and Verona will be operated four times per week – on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday – starting on May 1. Flights to Venice Treviso and Pisa will be operated three times per week, precisely on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, starting on August 1st and March 31, respectively.
Until the announcement, the airline company did not operate any flights to Italy. As such, this is another indicator of Wizz Air’s growing influence in the Albanian market, especially after Italian airline company, ‘Ernest’, had its license suspended by the Italian Civil Aviation Authority in December of last year.
As of today, the company offers direct flights to Vienna and London as well.
