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Wizz Air adds third aircraft to its Sofia base Wizz Air adds third aircraft to its Sofia base
The new aircraft will also be deployed to increase frequencies of existing routes to Eindhoven and Valencia to 3 and 4 a week, respectively. Wizz Air expects to carry 37% more passengers in 2010 versus 2009.
| To | Frequencies currently | Frequencies from 22 May |
|---|---|---|
| Barcelona | 3 flights /week | 3 flights/week |
| Brussels Charleroi | 3 flights /week | 3 flights /week |
| Dortmund | 4 flights /week | 4 flights /week |
| Eindhoven | 2 flights/week | 3 flights/week |
| London Luton | 7 flights/week | 7 flights/week |
| Milan Bergamo | 4 flights /week | 4 flights /week |
| Rome Fiumicino | 4 flights /week | 4 flights /week |
| Valencia | 3 flights /week | 4 flights /week |
| Varna | 4 flights /week | 4 flights /week |
| Venice Treviso | 3 flights /week | 4 flights /week |
| Madrid |
| 3 flights /week |
| Paris Beauvais |
| 3 flights /week |
| Frankfurt Hahn |
| 3 flights /week |
| Forli Bologna |
| 3 flights /week |
Wizz Air has an operating base in Sofia and offers 14 destinations from the Bulgarian capital. The company also offers flights from Bourgas to a number of destinations in Europe mostly on a seasonal basis, as well as from Varna to Sofia and London Luton. Wizz Air is by far the largest low cost airline in Bulgaria with 58% of market share in September 2009.
The airline is well on track to carry over half a million passengers in 2009 and some 750,000 travelers in 2010 on its Bulgarian network.
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