Wizz Air suspends several flights from Budapest due to new COVID-19 restrictions

Wizz Air has suspended flights from Budapest to several destinations in Ukraine and the Balkans for about a month. The low-cost airline has cancelled flights of the affected flights until the second half of August. The reason behind this sudden change and lockdown is the Hungarian government’s new restrictions to enter Hungary introduced recently.

According to AIRportal’s information, Wizz Air suspended and cancelled flights due to travel restrictions introduced in Hungary recently. This will affect several routes to and from Budapest, with no flights to Lviv, Sarajevo, Odesa, Kyiv, Kharkiv, Pristina, Tirana, Podgorica, Skopje and Zaporizhia in the following month.

According to the data shown in the airline’s reservation system when this article was published, flights from

Budapest – Kyiv were suspended until 17^th of August,
Budapest – Zaporizhia were suspended until 17^th of August,
Budapest – Sarajevo were suspended until 17^th of August,
Budapest – Pristina were also suspended until 17^th of August,
Budapest – Lviv, although they said that it will be suspended as well, yet it can still be booked,
Budapest – Tirana, although the airline said that flights will be suspended, it can still be booked, although there are only two flights a week in July,
Budapest – Odesa were suspended until 18^th of August,
Budapest – Kharkiv were suspended until 18^th of August,
Budapest – Podgorica were suspended until 19^th of August,
Budapest – Skopje flights are suspended until 19^th of August.