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I didn't say they were, as a business...I complemented them mostly. But the livery and the brand name are dreadful. I too am also welcoming them back to bfs and hope they roll out a few more routes in the coming months
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Wizz is a good brand name and their livery is no more tacky than the sickly orange of easyjet (which I know was deliberately chosen).
It is subjective, personally I like the branding and certainly have enjoyed the service when I have used them from Liverpool and Luton (much more than I enjoyed the experience of Luton thats for sure).
It is subjective, personally I like the branding and certainly have enjoyed the service when I have used them from Liverpool and Luton (much more than I enjoyed the experience of Luton thats for sure).
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Any figures published would be audited. Any other course of action could be considered potentially fraudulent.
Their IPO was pulled IIRC due to stock market conditions at the time. The Directors have a fiduciary duty (and many a personal one too) to optimise returns for shareholders. They will float when they can obtain the biggest buck for their bang.
these would be the figures that, as a private company, they are not obliged to publish so how do we know that they are correct? Funny how the passenger numbers keep growing by exactly one million each year. Could be utter fantasy for all we know.
If Wizz are doing so fantastically well then why no investors to their IPO?
A stock market flotation would not be considered remotely possible without maybe 2 years of audited accounts from a reputable accountancy firm. Reputable does not mean some small firm with 5 staff. No bank would want to get involved in working on an IPO until those audited accounts could be delivered to the bank for inclusion in a prospectus.
Hungarian or Jersey law may not require accounts to have been published yet, but I'm certain audited accounts for Wizz exist.
Hungarian or Jersey law may not require accounts to have been published yet, but I'm certain audited accounts for Wizz exist.
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GSE (Gothenburg City airport) will be closed permanently for the PCN issue theferore all flights will be operated from GOT (Gothenburg Landvetter) beyond January as well.
HA-LPU gets the regular livery.
HA-LPU gets the regular livery.
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WIZZ AIR ADDS 6TH AIRCRAFT TO GDANSK
New routes to Aberdeen, Brussels Charleroi and Billund
Wizz Air, the largest low-cost airline in Central and Eastern Europe, announced today that it will base a 6th Airbus A320 at its Gdansk base. From 19 June the airline will operate new services from Gdansk to Aberdeen, Brussels Charleroi and Billund in Denmark. The new aircraft will allow Wizz Air to increase the number of weekly flights on the existing routes from Gdansk to Oslo Torp, Stockholm Skavsta, Bergen, Stavanger, Milan and Liverpool. The airline also announced one new route from Szczecin to Bergen from 20 June. All new flights are now on sale on wizzair.com.
Aberdeen and Billund are two new destinations in Wizz Air’s network of 108 airports and Denmark is the 38th country the airline serves. Wizz Air now offers a total of 30 routes from Gdansk.
WIZZ AIR’S NEWEST ROUTES FROM GDANSK:
New Route
Gdansk – Aberdeen
Mon; Fri
19 June
Gdansk – Billund
Mon; Fri
19 June
Gdansk – Brussels Charleroi
Mon; Fri
19 June
FREQUENCY INCREASES ON EXISTING ROUTES FROM GDANSK:
Destination
Weekly flights
Start
Stockholm Skavsta
From 11 to 14
20 June
Oslo Torp
from 7 to 10
20 June
Bergen
From 7 to 9
21 June
Stavanger
from 5 to 7
20 June
Liverpool
From 3 to 4
24 June
Milan Bergamo
From 2 to 3
25 June
WIZZ AIR’S NEW SZCZECIN – BERGEN ROUTE:
Days
Starting date
Tue, Thu, Sat
20 June
József Váradi, Chief Executive Officer of Wizz Air, said: "We are deeply rooted in Gdansk. Wizz Air - as the largest airline here - has been instrumental in developing the aviation market and infrastructure in Northern Poland over the past decade. Deploying a sixth based aircraft and creating more local jobs are further milestones of our continuous commitment to the region."
**One way price including taxes, non-optional charges and 1 small cabin bag.
New routes to Aberdeen, Brussels Charleroi and Billund
Wizz Air, the largest low-cost airline in Central and Eastern Europe, announced today that it will base a 6th Airbus A320 at its Gdansk base. From 19 June the airline will operate new services from Gdansk to Aberdeen, Brussels Charleroi and Billund in Denmark. The new aircraft will allow Wizz Air to increase the number of weekly flights on the existing routes from Gdansk to Oslo Torp, Stockholm Skavsta, Bergen, Stavanger, Milan and Liverpool. The airline also announced one new route from Szczecin to Bergen from 20 June. All new flights are now on sale on wizzair.com.
Aberdeen and Billund are two new destinations in Wizz Air’s network of 108 airports and Denmark is the 38th country the airline serves. Wizz Air now offers a total of 30 routes from Gdansk.
WIZZ AIR’S NEWEST ROUTES FROM GDANSK:
New Route
Gdansk – Aberdeen
Mon; Fri
19 June
Gdansk – Billund
Mon; Fri
19 June
Gdansk – Brussels Charleroi
Mon; Fri
19 June
FREQUENCY INCREASES ON EXISTING ROUTES FROM GDANSK:
Destination
Weekly flights
Start
Stockholm Skavsta
From 11 to 14
20 June
Oslo Torp
from 7 to 10
20 June
Bergen
From 7 to 9
21 June
Stavanger
from 5 to 7
20 June
Liverpool
From 3 to 4
24 June
Milan Bergamo
From 2 to 3
25 June
WIZZ AIR’S NEW SZCZECIN – BERGEN ROUTE:
Days
Starting date
Tue, Thu, Sat
20 June
József Váradi, Chief Executive Officer of Wizz Air, said: "We are deeply rooted in Gdansk. Wizz Air - as the largest airline here - has been instrumental in developing the aviation market and infrastructure in Northern Poland over the past decade. Deploying a sixth based aircraft and creating more local jobs are further milestones of our continuous commitment to the region."
**One way price including taxes, non-optional charges and 1 small cabin bag.
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15.8 million passenger in 2014, +17%
https://wizzair.com/en-GB/about_us/news/wizzen292
https://wizzair.com/en-GB/about_us/news/wizzen292
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Wizz Air major expansion in Macedonia: 3rd aircraft for SKP and NEW airport Ohrid
3RD AIRCRAFT IN SKOPJE, 1 NEW AIRPORT AND 6 NEW ROUTES
Wizz Air, the largest low-cost airline in Central and Eastern Europe,* today announced further expansion in Macedonia. The airline will deploy a third Airbus A320 aircraft at its Skopje base from 29 June adding 5 new services from the Macedonian capital to Friedrischshafen, Oslo-Torp, Barcelona, Hamburg Luebeck and Nuremberg. Each new route will be operated twice weekly. The new aircraft will allow Wizz Air to increase the number of weekly flights on the existing routes from Skopje to Cologne, Gothenburg, Frankfurt Hahn, Malmo, Milan Bergamo and Paris Beauvais.
Wizz Air also announced operations from Macedonia’s second airport, Ohrid, which will take the number of airports in the WIZZ network to 110. The new service from Ohrid to Basel Mulhouse Freiburg will begin on 1 July and operate twice a week.
WIZZ AIR’S NEWEST ROUTES FROM SKOPJE:
- Friedrichshafen
- Oslo Torp
- Barcelona
- Hamburg Luebeck
- Nuremberg
WIZZ AIR’S NEW OHRID – BASEL MULHOUSE FREIBURG ROUTE:
Days Starting date Fares from **
Wed; Sun 1 July 1,199 MKD
Wizz Air, the largest low-cost airline in Central and Eastern Europe,* today announced further expansion in Macedonia. The airline will deploy a third Airbus A320 aircraft at its Skopje base from 29 June adding 5 new services from the Macedonian capital to Friedrischshafen, Oslo-Torp, Barcelona, Hamburg Luebeck and Nuremberg. Each new route will be operated twice weekly. The new aircraft will allow Wizz Air to increase the number of weekly flights on the existing routes from Skopje to Cologne, Gothenburg, Frankfurt Hahn, Malmo, Milan Bergamo and Paris Beauvais.
Wizz Air also announced operations from Macedonia’s second airport, Ohrid, which will take the number of airports in the WIZZ network to 110. The new service from Ohrid to Basel Mulhouse Freiburg will begin on 1 July and operate twice a week.
WIZZ AIR’S NEWEST ROUTES FROM SKOPJE:
- Friedrichshafen
- Oslo Torp
- Barcelona
- Hamburg Luebeck
- Nuremberg
WIZZ AIR’S NEW OHRID – BASEL MULHOUSE FREIBURG ROUTE:
Days Starting date Fares from **
Wed; Sun 1 July 1,199 MKD
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WIZZ AIR GROWS NIŠ NETWORK
1 NEW ROUTE TO MALMO
Wizz Air, the largest low-cost airline in Central and Eastern Europe,* today announced a second route from Niš. The new service to Malmo in Sweden will commence on 25 June with three weekly flights on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Wizz Air had announced operations to its second Serbian airport in the beginning of December 2014 with a first route to Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg commencing on 3 July. With the new Niš –Malmo service Wizz Air now offers a total of 12 routes to 7 countries from the 2 Serbian airports, Belgrade and Niš.
WIZZ AIR’S NEWEST ROUTE FROM NIŠ:
Destination Days Starting date Fares from**
Malmo Tue, Thu, Sat 25 June 2,899 RSD
John Stephenson, Executive Vice President of Wizz Air, said: "Today we are pleased to announce the further development of our Niš operation. Only a month ago we announced our first Niš route to Basel Mulhouse Freiburg and today we are adding a second service to Malmo in Sweden. We hope that our Niš routes will be welcomed by consumers as we bring more low fares to Serbia.”
1 NEW ROUTE TO MALMO
Wizz Air, the largest low-cost airline in Central and Eastern Europe,* today announced a second route from Niš. The new service to Malmo in Sweden will commence on 25 June with three weekly flights on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Wizz Air had announced operations to its second Serbian airport in the beginning of December 2014 with a first route to Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg commencing on 3 July. With the new Niš –Malmo service Wizz Air now offers a total of 12 routes to 7 countries from the 2 Serbian airports, Belgrade and Niš.
WIZZ AIR’S NEWEST ROUTE FROM NIŠ:
Destination Days Starting date Fares from**
Malmo Tue, Thu, Sat 25 June 2,899 RSD
John Stephenson, Executive Vice President of Wizz Air, said: "Today we are pleased to announce the further development of our Niš operation. Only a month ago we announced our first Niš route to Basel Mulhouse Freiburg and today we are adding a second service to Malmo in Sweden. We hope that our Niš routes will be welcomed by consumers as we bring more low fares to Serbia.”
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Base #20 announced today: Kosice, Slovakia (starting on 14 September).
New routes:
Kosice-Doncaster Sheffield (2x weekly)
Kosice-Milan Bergamo (2x weekly)
New routes:
Kosice-Doncaster Sheffield (2x weekly)
Kosice-Milan Bergamo (2x weekly)
