From 25 June 2015 Wizz Air will start operating a new service from Warsaw Chopin to Stavanger in Norway and starting from 26 June 2015, Wizz Air passengers can travel from Katowice Airport to Bristol, Bologna and the popular beach destination Larnaca.

Bristol, in South West England, famous for its street art and green areas and the remarkable Clifton Suspension Bridge, is the 106th WIZZ airport. Bologna offers some of Italy’s best cuisine and wines while Larnaca has long been popular as a year-round sun destination in the Med. Stavanger, WIZZ’s new destination from Warsaw is renowned for its breathtaking fiords and vibrant cultural life. 
WIZZ will also offer more flights on two popular Gdansk services.

Starting from 26 and 27 June respectively, the airline will operate 3 flights per week to Trondheim and 3 daily flights to London Luton.

Wizz Air is now offering a total of 95 routes to 17 countries from Poland. Tickets on Wizz Air’s newest Polish routes are already on sale and can be booked at wizzair.com. Seats are available from just 79 PLN.

Wizz Air’s Daniel de Carvalho said: “Today we have more good news for Polish passengers. Wizz Air is expanding its low fare network and offering more routes from Poland. From summer 2015 we’ve added services from Katowice to Bristol, Bologna and Larnaca and one new service from Warsaw Chopin Airport to Stavanger in Norway. Our Gdansk customers have been enthusiastic about our low fares to London Luton and Trondheim and we will operate extra flights to these destinations – to London Luton alone, WIZZ now offers three daily flights from Gdansk making our schedule even more convenient for short city breaks and business travel. Our Polish crew looks forward to welcome you on board of your next Wizz Air flight!”

Source: Financial Mirror