Wizz Air will allocate a second aircraft at Băneasa Airport and relocate nine routes from Otopeni, adding six new routes from Bucharest.
Liviu Brăteanu
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In October, Wizz Air will add a second aircraft to its Băneasa Airport base, relocating nine routes from Otopeni, five of which will be operated exclusively from Băneasa. In addition, the airline will launch six new routes from Otopeni, including flights to Brindisi, Cologne and Gdansk, starting October 26-28. This expansion underlines Wizz Air's commitment to the Romanian market and gives passengers more travel options.
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