The airline also announced it will raise the frequency of certain flights on its existing routes as of May 20, as follows: Timisoara – London Luton, from 5 to 7 flights; Bucharest – London Luton, from 21 to 26 flights; Bucharest – Doncaster Sheffield, from 2 to 3 flights; Bucharest – Tel Aviv, from 3 to 4 flights; Bucharest – Oslo Torp, from 2 to 3 flights, Bucharest – Saragossa, from 2 to 3 flights.
Starting with March 27, the route Cluj-Napoca – Brussels Charleroi will have 4 flights instead of 3, and the routes to Malmo and Nuremberg will have 3 flights instead of 2.
Wizz Air will also get a new Airbus A321 aircraft that will boost its transport capacity.
Following the route expansion, the company will operate 95 routes, to 15 countries, from eight airports.
Wizz Air announced in June it has carried 20 million passengers to and from Romania since 2007 when it launched its operations locally. In 2014, the company carried 3.9 million passengers to and from Romania, 19.9% more than in 2013.
Capital Bucharest is the Romanian city reporting the highest passenger traffic in Wizz Air network. The airliner said it wants to develop Bucharest into a holiday and business destination.