The Hungarian low-cost airline Wizz Air continues its impressive comeback to Israel, expanding its operations at Ben Gurion Airport with a series of new routes to popular European destinations. Just a month after resuming flights to Israel, and before a potential establishment of a permanent base, the airline is adding dozens of weekly flights. (For the article on all Wizz Air destinations from Israel)
List of Wizz Air’s New Routes from Ben Gurion Airport This Week
After resuming flights to destinations such as Budapest, Vienna, London, Larnaca, Milan, Rome, Iași, and Sofia, additional new routes are being added this week:
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Tel Aviv – Athens: 4 weekly flights
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Tel Aviv – Varna (Bulgaria): 4 weekly flights
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Tel Aviv – Vilnius (Lithuania): A new route competing with Israir’s route
These destinations join an especially expanding flight schedule, reflecting Wizz Air’s intention to become a more significant player in the Israeli market.
New Routes to Poland: Krakow, Katowice, and Warsaw
Starting this week, Wizz Air will operate 15 weekly flights between Israel and Poland:
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Tel Aviv – Warsaw: 5 weekly flights
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Tel Aviv – Krakow: 5 weekly flights
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Tel Aviv – Katowice: 5 weekly flights
These destinations enjoy high demand among the Israeli public and are expected to be very successful, provided Wizz Air continues its trend of low prices and the security situation remains stable.
Seasonal Flights and Strengthening Operations During Holidays
From the end of September until the end of the year, Wizz Air will open several additional seasonal routes:
Flights to Thessaloniki and Greece
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Thessaloniki (Greece): Starting September – 3 weekly flights
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Heraklion (Crete): Starting October – 3 weekly flights
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Rhodes: Starting October – 2 weekly flights
New Flights to Italy and Romania
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Naples (Italy): Starting November – 3 weekly flights
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Cluj-Napoca (Romania): Starting November – 3 weekly flights
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Venice (Italy): Starting December – 2 weekly flights
Suspension of Tel Aviv – Abu Dhabi Route
Alongside its expansion in Europe, Wizz Air is suspending the direct route between Tel Aviv and Abu Dhabi, following the closure of the company’s base in the Emirates. Ticket sales to the destination have ceased, and the company is refocusing on classic European destinations.
Wizz Air is considered one of the most affordable and beloved low-cost airlines in Europe. Now, with the opening of new routes to Israel, local travelers can enjoy particularly attractive prices, a wide range of destinations, and flexibility in planning vacations.
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