Yesterday, Wizz Air announced its new route’s inauguration between London Luton Airport and Brasov in Romania.
This marks route #60 for the Hungarian carrier from Luton and is going to give passengers an incredible variety of options for their next getaway.
Without further ado, let’s get into it…
Wizz Air: London Luton-Brasov Highlights Expansion of Passenger Choice…
Commenting on the route inauguration between London Luton & Brasov was Wizz Air’s Corporate Communications Manager, Zsuzsa Trubek:
“Expanding our flight offering to another location in Romania will give our UK-based passengers a chance to explore this beautiful country on holiday, see friends and family, and visit the best that Romania has to offer.”
“This is our 12th route to Romania from London Luton, and provides travelers with another opportunity to stay easily connected with Eastern Europe from the UK.”
Significant Relationship With The Airport…
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London Luton has been a considerable base for Wizz Air in the UK for quite some time now, and to have 60 routes on offer for this highlights that fact.
Under this plan, this will bring Wizz Air‘s total fleet count to 12 aircraft out of London Luton Airport. The airport believes this will provide greater accessibility to popular destinations, with frequencies due to increase to the following in the Winter 2023/24 season:
- Hurghada –4 weekly flights
- Sharm el Sheikh – 3weekly flights
- Tirana – 35 weekly flights
- Prague – 12 weekly flights
- Reykjavik – 7 weekly flights
- Amman –5 weekly flights
Commenting on this positive news for London Luton Airport was Marion Geoffroy, the Managing Director for Wizz Air UK:
“The addition of a new aircraft marks a significant investment for the UK, and we’re pleased to solidify our market-leading position at London Luton.”
“Sustainability is a priority for us, so we are only investing in the latest technology aircraft to help meet our environmental commitments.”
“We are seeing increased demand for more flights to destinations across Europe.”
“With this new aircraft increasing our capacity at Luton, we are now providing more seats than ever for passengers to travel to and from London.”
Overall, the route inauguration to Brasov highlights the massive successes that Wizz Air has been having out of the London-based airport.
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