Wizz Air targets 15% growth in Italy with new bases in Palermo and Turin for 2026
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- Wizz Air CEO József Váradi said the airline will continue to invest in the Italian market, confirming a growth plan for 2026.
- The carrier aims for a 15% increase in capacity by adding new aircraft and establishing bases in Palermo and Turin, and it says its strategy shields it from the current fuel price crisis.
Why it matters
The expansion adds new routes and capacity for Italian airports, offering more options for travelers and potentially boosting competition in the market.
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