Wizz Air Keeps Winter Service in Venice with Four Aircraft
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- Wizz Air confirmed it will not reduce its presence at Venice Marco Polo Airport this winter and will operate four aircraft from the city, which also serve Verona and Treviso. The airline holds a five‑year contract with the airport that shields it from potential cost increases. It also announced a target to transport 85 million passengers worldwide by the end of the year, reflecting a 25 % increase in traffic.
- The carrier’s Italian operations are set to expand, with a planned 20 % growth in the country next year, underscoring its strategic focus on the market. Maintaining its winter schedule in Venice supports the airline’s broader network and capacity plans across its European base.
- Wizz Air’s continued winter service and growth targets suggest it will sustain its current route network and capacity levels in the region throughout the upcoming season.
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