Wizz Air announces the resumption of flights to Tel Aviv with 31,000 seats available, starting August 8, 2025, with prices starting from 319 RON.
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Wizz Air has decided to resume flights to Tel Aviv a month earlier than planned, starting August 8, 2025. The airline has 31,000 seats available and tickets can be purchased on the official website. Wizz Air will resume 10 routes out of the 24 previously operated, demonstrating its commitment to passengers in Israel. The airline continues to expand its presence in the region and maintains its leading status in Europe, with plans to carry 75 million passengers by 2025.
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