2xw al mercoledi e domenica dal 29 Marzo 2009, destinazione Budapest.
Bel colpo!
Bel colpo!
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WizzAir sbarca a Napoli
- Autore Discussione TSF07
- Data d'inizio
Buona notizia. Speriamo non si fermino qui.. Polonia, Romania e Ucraina hanno buone chances di riuscita.
Wizz Air
Wizz Air
New:Budapest, Ferihegy (BUD) to Barcelona, El Prat De Llobregat (BCN)
New:Budapest, Ferihegy (BUD) to Madrid, Barajas (MAD)
New:Budapest, Ferihegy (BUD) to Naples, Capodichino (NAP)
Budapest (BUD) - Napoli (NAP)
(3-7) 07:10 - 09:00
Napoli (NAP) - Budapest (BUD)
(3-7) 09:30 - 11:15
Wizz Air
New:Budapest, Ferihegy (BUD) to Barcelona, El Prat De Llobregat (BCN)
New:Budapest, Ferihegy (BUD) to Madrid, Barajas (MAD)
New:Budapest, Ferihegy (BUD) to Naples, Capodichino (NAP)
Budapest (BUD) - Napoli (NAP)
(3-7) 07:10 - 09:00
Napoli (NAP) - Budapest (BUD)
(3-7) 09:30 - 11:15
Terza rotta da Madrid, dstinazione che era stata da poco inaugurata. Ciò fa ben sperare per un' ulteriore e graduale espansione da Napoli, vedremo se sarà così.
BUD-NAP 2xw
BUD-BCN 3xw
BUD-MAD 4xw
BUD-NAP 2xw
BUD-BCN 3xw
BUD-MAD 4xw
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Ormai tutte le grandi low cost operano su NAP, chi più chi meno..:
Vueling
Clickair
Aer Lingus
easyJet
Transavia
SkyEurope
Tuifly
Sterling
Wizzair
Myair
Dai manca solo Ryanair, chissà
Vueling
Clickair
Aer Lingus
easyJet
Transavia
SkyEurope
Tuifly
Sterling
Wizzair
Myair
Dai manca solo Ryanair, chissà
Ottima notizia per Napoli. Finalmente la presenza di WizzAir in Italia diventa sempre più consistente. Immagino che presto vedremo nuove rotte, Bucarest in primis.
Complimenti a NAP...peccato che nessuna delle LC che ci opera può essere spostata a QSR
non è necessario, sono i voli da salerno che dovrebbero essere spostati (inglobati) a capodihino
certo che se qualcuno non spara la cavolata della giornata non si sente a suo agio eh...
eccheccaspita!
Complimenti a NAP...peccato che nessuna delle LC che ci opera può essere spostata a QSR
Uhm..
A prescindere dalla pista di Salerno, fin quando ci saranno buchi disponibili per accogliere nuove rotte, e non sono tanti come sappiamo, nessuna compagnia lascerà NAP per QSR!
OT chiuso
Uhm..
A prescindere dalla pista di Salerno, fin quando ci saranno buchi disponibili per accogliere nuove rotte, e non sono tanti come sappiamo, nessuna compagnia lascerà NAP per QSR!
OT chiuso
Non dipende solo dai buchi disponibili e lo sai benissimo. Anche BGY ha perso qualche LC a favore di MXP e non credo che BGY fosse saturo..
OT Chiuso ? Ok visto che non ti piace parlarne
2008/10/14
Wizz Air adds a new A320 aircraft to its Budapest base and opens new routes
Wizz Air, the largest low fare – low cost airline in Central and Eastern Europe announced today that it would expand its Hungarian operations by adding a new Airbus A320 aircraft and new routes to its Budapest base from April 2009.
The new aircraft will the third Wizz Air aircraft operating out of Budapest Airport. The additional capacity will be deployed for increasing frequencies on the current network, opening new routes to Madrid and Naples and re-launching routes to Barcelona and Oslo Torp. As a result Wizz Air will increase its capacity by 30% in 2009 vs. 2008.
Tickets are already on sale with one-way all-inclusive fares starting from as low as HUF 4 990 / EUR 19.99 on wizzair.com and via call center by calling 06 90 181 181 (in Hungary).
"Wizz Air's expansion in Budapest provides travelers with more low cost travel options. Given the downturn in world’s economy, this is what people need more than ever. By expecting further consolidation on our markets as soon as this winter, Wizz Air also stands ready to take over passengers from airlines that might fail their uphill financial battle." - said József Váradi, Chief Executive Officer. "Now Wizz Air is offering flights from Budapest to 16 all year round European destinations, from Norway to Spain, from the UK to Italy. Our summer holiday routes for 2009 will come on top shortly." - He added.
In 2009 the airline plans to carry over one million passengers in Hungary, 30% more than in 2008. Wizz Air will be operating 72 weekly flights on 15 Hungarian routes by April 2009.
Con l'orario estivo anche la terza frequenza sett.le sulla VCE-BUD.
Wizz Air adds a new A320 aircraft to its Budapest base and opens new routes
Wizz Air, the largest low fare – low cost airline in Central and Eastern Europe announced today that it would expand its Hungarian operations by adding a new Airbus A320 aircraft and new routes to its Budapest base from April 2009.
The new aircraft will the third Wizz Air aircraft operating out of Budapest Airport. The additional capacity will be deployed for increasing frequencies on the current network, opening new routes to Madrid and Naples and re-launching routes to Barcelona and Oslo Torp. As a result Wizz Air will increase its capacity by 30% in 2009 vs. 2008.
Tickets are already on sale with one-way all-inclusive fares starting from as low as HUF 4 990 / EUR 19.99 on wizzair.com and via call center by calling 06 90 181 181 (in Hungary).
"Wizz Air's expansion in Budapest provides travelers with more low cost travel options. Given the downturn in world’s economy, this is what people need more than ever. By expecting further consolidation on our markets as soon as this winter, Wizz Air also stands ready to take over passengers from airlines that might fail their uphill financial battle." - said József Váradi, Chief Executive Officer. "Now Wizz Air is offering flights from Budapest to 16 all year round European destinations, from Norway to Spain, from the UK to Italy. Our summer holiday routes for 2009 will come on top shortly." - He added.
In 2009 the airline plans to carry over one million passengers in Hungary, 30% more than in 2008. Wizz Air will be operating 72 weekly flights on 15 Hungarian routes by April 2009.
Con l'orario estivo anche la terza frequenza sett.le sulla VCE-BUD.
