European Low Fares Airline Association

Wizz Air announced today that it cancels all its flights between Bulgaria and the United Kingdom on 21.12 and 22.12.2020 as a result of the ban on flights from the UK in order to control the Pavid-19 pandemic.

Wizz Air announced today two new routes: Sofia - Frankfurt and Varna - Prague. Starting on July 17, 2020, the new two Wizz Air services will be performed twice a week, on Mondays and Fridays, providing customers with a convenient schedule for visiting the beautiful Czech capital and the modern German city. Seats on both routes are now on sale and can be booked at wizzair.com.

Wizz Air announced a special discount of 20% for all its flights to and from Bulgaria.
The promotion is valid only today and is on the occasion of the restart of the airline's flights.

The travel period is unlimited, and all Bulgarian passengers have until midnight to make a reservation on wizzair.com or in the airline's application at top prices.

Cyprus expects to receive some 600,000 passengers in August, Transport Minister Yiannis Karousos said Thursday, noting that this estimation includes people flying in on commercial and private planes.

As Finnair prepares to ramp ups it operations, with focus on continuing to connect Europe and Asia, the airline asked its customers how they feel about traveling by air again.

Wizz Air announced the start of a new route from Burgas to Vienna.

Tickets for this exciting destination are now on sale and can be purchased on wizzair.com ot rhrough the mobile app of the airline at prices of only BGN 37.99.

Low cost airline Wizz Air said it is planning for the easing of travel restrictions by starting new routes from Britain's London Luton airport to holiday destinations in Portugal from 16 June and to Greece from July.

Starting May 1, Wizz Air will introduce additional hygiene measures to ensure the health and safety of its customers and crew, the low-cost airline said.

Wizz Air informs its passengers that it is canceling today's flights between Varna and London Luton Airport.

The airline strictly adheres to its established protocols, maintains continuous contact with the relevant authorities and closely monitors the local and international measures implemented. The health, safety and security of passengers and airline crew remain a top priority

Ryanair has grounded nearly all of its planes from today by June 2020, unless there is a change in government action to curb the spread of the coronavirus.

This was announced by the company in a message posted on their website. However, the planes are ready for repatriation flights, as well as for emergency supplies of food, medicines and safety funds.