BREAKING – Wizz Air closes its base in Hungarian city
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Wizz Air decided to close its base in Debrecen. As a result, they will move their last remaining plane stationed in Debrecen to Budapest. Thankfully, that does not mean Wizz Air leaves Hungary’s second-biggest city. The airline will continue to operate flights from and to Debrecen.
Wizz Air closes Debrecen base, but flights remain
According to airportal.hu, a Hungarian air travel-focused news outlet, Wizz Air will relocate the only remaining plane from Debrecen to Budapest on 27 October. That means Debrecen will remain without Wizz Air planes, so the airline’s base there closes when the winter timetable starts.
The airline highlighted that the change would not affect their summer timetable, Burgas (Bulgaria), Lárnaka (Cyprus), London and Rome will remain accessible from Debrecen despite the relocation.
Wizz Air remains committed to serving passengers’ needs in the Hungarian market and developing service here. Relocating its aircraft will enable it to increase its traffic and the number of flights in the long run, the company added.
An Airbus A321neo is now in Debrecen, which has the latest technologies built-in. To keep their colleagues, they offered all their employees alternative jobs in Hungary, Europe and countries beyond Europe.
Take-over Target – “Gobbled” up, sooner than later.
Growing CHAOS surrounding this “Low” Price Carrier Hungarian based airline.
Self – Destructing – in what is coming out of media reports on Wizz Air.