With the allocation of two state-of-the-art Airbus A321 neo family aircraft, the airline will operate a total of 43 aircraft during winter season in Romania.

Suceaava remain an important city to Wizz Air, and the airline is happy to grow again its capacity from this city, adding more than 169 thousand new seats for the upcoming winter season.

Wizz Air now offers 13 routes to six countries from Suceava ‘Stefan cel Mare’ International Airport. The airline continues to offer more affordable travel options, meeting the growing demand for budget-friendly flights, with tickets already available online.

With the reopening base and two allocated aircraft in Suceava, this addition to the Romanian network during this year’s winter season marks a significant step forward for Wizz Air’s operations. These aircraft will enhance connectivity from the city by enabling the launch of eight new routes.

Starting December 25 of this year, passengers can fly from Suceava to Larnaca, Bologna, Milan Bergamo, Venice, Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden, Birmingham, and Brussels Charleroi, in adding to Vienna from September 30.

Wizz Air will also increase frequency of flights to Dortmund, starting from January 05, 2026.