Wizz Air Celebrates 70 Million Passengers at London Luton

Wizz Air has this week achieved an incredible milestone, being the handling of 70 million passengers out of London Luton in nearly 20 years.

It is understood the lucky passenger, who was flying to Tirana, was welcomed and congratulated by the airline.

Without further ado, let’s get into it…

Wizz Air Celebrates 70 Million Passengers at London Luton…

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Nearly 20 years on from launching operations out of London Luton Airport, Wizz Air currently has 11 aircraft based at the airport, operating 50 return flights per days to 60 destinations in 28 countries.

By 2025, the airport will become an all-Airbus A321neo base for the airline.

Expanding on the milestone was Jonathan Rayner, the Chief Commercial Officer of the airport:

“This is a fantastic achievement for Wizz Air at London Luton Airport and the latest key milestone in a partnership that has continued to flourish since their first flight from Katowice in Poland almost 20 years ago.”

“Since then, London Luton Airport and Wizz have worked closely to achieve impressive, sustained growth in passenger numbers and an ever-greater choice in destinations, as well as collaborating on new solutions that support the airport’s commitment to sustainable aviation.”

“We look forward to another busy year as we continue to focus on delivering a simple and friendly passenger experience and the next big milestone in our partnership.”

Adding to this was Zsuzsa Trubek, Corporate Communications Manager of Wizz Air:

“London Luton Airport is a special place for us. It is home to our UK head office and is the airport that we operate the majority of our UK flights from.”

“We are delighted to celebrate over 70 million people flying with us to and from this base. This milestone could not have been achieved without the dedication, integrity, and passion from our staff.”

“We look forward to continuing our long-standing relationship with the airport and welcoming even more passengers on board.”

All eyes on what this year will look like for Wizz Air out of London Luton Airport.