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MignewsEconomy

Wizz Air Expands Flights from Tel Aviv's Ben Gurion Airport

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Wizz Air has added 46 weekly flights from Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv, resuming service to five destinations and increasing frequencies to eleven European cities.

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  • Wizz Air added 46 weekly flights from Ben Gurion Airport.
  • Flights resumed to London Gatwick, Venice, Catania, and Cluj.
  • Frequencies increased to 11 other European cities.
  • The expansion increases Wizz Air's presence in Israel.
Wizz Air Expands Flights from Tel Aviv's Ben Gurion Airport
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Hungarian low-cost carrier Wizz Air has significantly expanded its operations from Tel Aviv's Ben Gurion Airport, adding 46 new weekly flights. The airline resumed services on Monday to five destinations, including London Gatwick, Venice, Catania, and Cluj. Additionally, Wizz Air has increased frequencies on existing routes from Tel Aviv to 11 European cities, such as Budapest, Bucharest, Bratislava, Rome, Milan, Naples, Athens, Warsaw, and Vilnius. This expansion marks a notable increase in the airline's presence and offerings from Israel's main international gateway.

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