Wizz Air has decided to suspend 37 air routes, between January and March 2024, affecting connections from several European cities.
The main reason for the suspension of the routes is related to the failures of the Pratt & Whitney engines, which led to the detention of a significant number of aircraft on the ground. This decision will affect connections in various cities such as Poland, Germany, UK, Austria, Italy, Hungary, Belgium and Romania.
According to information provided by Fly4free.pl, most of the affected routes will be suspended between January and March 2024.
List of affected routes
- Abu Dhabi - Aqaba
- Bucharest – Luxembourg
- Bucharest - Tel Aviv
- Budapest - Dammam
- Catania - Abu Dhabi
- Catania – Hahn
- Catania - Krakow
- Catania – Paris Beauvais
- Catania – Sharm El Sheikh
- Debrecen – Hurghada
- Dortmund - Niš
- Dortmund - Varna
- Katowice – Aqaba
- Katowice – Leeds/Bradford
- Krakow - Lyon
- Krakow - Reykjavik
- Krakow - Stockholm Skavsta
- Krakow - Valencia
- Larnaca - Copenhagen
- Larnaca – Jeddah
- Larnaca – Varna
- London Luton – Ljubljana
- Milan Malpensa – Hurghada
- Naples – Sharm el Sheikh
- Skopje - Bologna
- Skopje – Luxembourg
- Tirana – Comiso
- Tirana – Lamezia Terme
- Venice Marco Polo – Amman
- Venice Marco Polo – Riyadh
- Venice Marco Polo – Sharm el Sheikh
- Vienna – Dammam
- Vienna – Sharm el Sheikh
- Vilnius – Reykjavik Keflavik
- Warsaw – Agadir
- Warsaw – Aqaba
- Warsaw – Tirana
Jozsef Varadi, the executive director of Wizz Air, said it expects between 40 and 50 aircraft in the company's fleet to be permanently grounded due to technical issues, thus necessitating these temporary adjustments to the flight schedule. Affected passengers are encouraged to inquire about flight changes and reorganize their travel accordingly.