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Hungarian low-cost carrier opens two new Kyiv- Spain routes

Posted by John Bonar on Thursday, 15 September 2011 15:51 | Published in News
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Wizz Air’s Kiev base now serves 12 destinations with addition this week of Barcelona (Girona) and Valencia.

When Wizz Air first entered the Ukrainian market in July 2008, it focused on domestic services, and operated with just one aircraft from a base at Kiev’s Borispol airport. International services began to London Luton in December 2008, followed in January 2009 by further services to Cologne/Bonn, Dortmund, Katowice and Oslo Torp.

Domestic services were gradually dropped, with the exception of a Kiev – Simferopol service (which is operated daily during the summer season) and international services have been expanded. Last week saw the launch of two new routes to Barcelona (Girona) and Valencia, operated from Kiev’s Zhulyany Airport, which the airline moved to at the beginning of the summer 2011 season. This brings to 12 the number of destinations served by the airline from the Ukrainian capital.

As a result, Wizz Air Ukraine now operates 41 weekly departures with its two Kiev based 180-seat A320s, while the three London Luton weekly departures are operated by an aircraft based elsewhere in the airline’s extensive Central European network.

(Anna Aero)

Hungarian low-cost carrier opens two new Kyiv- Spain routes
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