Wizz Air, the main low-cost operator in Romania, will launch flights from Oradea International Airport to three European destinations in 2026. Flights to Milan (Bergamo) will start on March 31, while those to Rome (Fiumicino) and Dortmund will begin on June 28. The frequency of flights will be twice a week: Tuesdays and Saturdays for Milan, Wednesdays and Sundays for Rome, and on the same days for Dortmund. Tickets are already available on the Wizz Air website and app, with prices starting from 79 lei. The company operates Airbus A320 and A321 aircraft, with capacities ranging from 180 to 239 seats.
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Wizz Air lansează noi zboruri din 2026 spre trei destinaţii europene de pe Aeroportul Internațional Oradea
Noi zboruri directe din Oradea către Italia și Germania. Tarifele pornesc de la 79 de lei
Wizz Air lansează trei rute noi de pe Aeroportul Internaţional Oradea "către destinaţii mult aşteptate". Ce prețuri au biletele
Wizz Air anunță în România 3 noi rute, pornind din Oradea
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