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Wizz Air Airline
In just three months, Wizz Air was a registered company ready to fly. The first flight took off on 19th May 2004 from Katowice. Today Wizz Air has 5 operating bases in the region: Katowice, Warsaw, Gdansk in Poland, Budapest in Hungary and Sofia in Bulgaria. Wizz Air also offers flights from a number of other cities in CEE region and as a part of its Eastern European expansion, this summer the airline started flights from Croatia (Zagreb, Split) and Slovenia (Ljubljana) and on January 15, 2007 Romania (Bucharest, Arad and Targu Mures) will be added to the network. Since its start in May 2004 Wizz Air has carried close to 3.7 million passengers and has become the largest low fare, low cost airline in Central and Eastern Europe. service offeringWizz Air is a value-oriented airline that focuses on innovation all along the way of the customer journey. Their aim is to 'make flying affordable to the citizens of EU, as well as to provide a new travel experience to all travelers in the EU. The latest technology is deployed to ensure that the “Wizz Air experience” is outstanding in terms of service and value for money'. Wizz Air offers a ‘simple service model’, which means: ticketless travel, use of cost- and time-efficient secondary airports, single class all-leather seat configuration, no seat assignment and catering on demand for extra payment. Wizz Air is committed to operate new, best-in-their-class technology aircraft, maintained by Lufthansa Technik, the world’s leading maintenance organization. This enables the company to achieve a consistently high standard of service for travellers. Wizz Air flies a young fleet of Airbus A320 aircraft with 180 leather seats on board.airports and networkWizz Air is in negotiations to continuously expand its network of destinations and provide unrivalled low-cost air transport to and from Central and Eastern Europe. Wizz Air currently offers flights on 70 routes in Europe. The network is constantly being expanded and new destinations are being introduced. Wizz Air is committed to achieving the lowest cost base in the region and airport choice has a crucial importance to this. This is why Wizz Air - where possible - operates to secondary airports, which provide low costs that reflect in the price and provide friendly and fast customer service Wizz Air is in constant negotiations to establish a network of operations at more airports to provide unrivalled low-cost air transport for Central and Eastern Europe. WizzAir will provide low-cost travel for millions of customers to the most popular leisure and business destinations in Europe.peopleAt Wizz Air, we believe that people make all the difference. The Wizz Air team on board and on the ground share the same passion, which is the passion for our business. The Wizz Air team believes in high ethical standards driven by an excellent team-player approach. Today, the airline employs dedicated staff from different countries all over Europe including Hungary, Poland, UK, Holland, Germany, Norway and France, just to mention a few. Thanks to the highly-committed, professional and multi-cultural management team, leadership and motivation is the driving force and a key success factor in the Wizz way of conducting business. Wizz Air currently employs 400 people.Wizz Air Announces Low Fares for Romania with the Launch of 9 New Routes from 3 Romanian Airports27 June 2006Wizz Air, Central and Eastern Europe's largest low fare - low cost airline announced at a press conference in Bucharest, Romania today that it would significantly expand its operations in Romania with the launch of additional 9 new routes from 3 Romanian cities from January 2007. (The Targu Mures - Budapest route started on 14 July 2006). Wizz Air will offer its popular low fares to passengers wishing to travel from Romania's capital city of Bucharest with service to the airport closest to central Bucharest (Bucharest Baneasa Airport), the Western city of Arad and the Northern Central Transylvanian region with service to Targu Mures. Wizz Air will offer direct flight service connections for these Romanian regions to Barcelona (Spain), Rome (Italy), Milan (Italy), London's Luton Airport (UK), Dortmund (Germany) and Budapest. Wizz Air's new routes from Romania include:
This major expansion in Romania follows Wizz Air's earlier market establishment in Poland, Hungary, Bulgaria, Croatia and Slovenia and underpins the carrier's leading position in Central and Eastern Europe. With the Romanian market entry, Wizz Air will offer low fare flights from 15 airports and 7 Central and Eastern Europe countries to 40 destinations on 69 routes in Europe and has carried 3.5 million passengers in its first 2 years of operation. Tickets are already on sale on the airline's website, www.wizzair.com or through the Wizz Air call centre on +48 22 351 9499 or on 03 64 40 2000 from Romania. Very Low Cost Airfares to RomaniaTo celebrate Wizz Air's arrival in Romania, the company is offering an unbelievable launch promotion of 10,000 tickets on all the Romanian routes with fares starting at EUR 0 (plus taxes and charges of maximum EUR 28). "Wizz Air's expansion into Romania is a logical strategic move for us as we consider Romania a natural market for Wizz Air's great service and low fares. Romania's citizens as well as those who wish to visit Romania will now be able to travel in comfort onboard our new Airbus A320 aircraft for a fraction of the current prices. We are pleased to welcome Romania to Wizz Air, welcome to low fares - and welcome to a great value travel experience. - said József Váradi, CEO of Wizz Air. Official Wizz Air Airline website: www.wizzair.com
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