Wizz Air
| Use attributes for filter ! | |
| Destinations | 141 |
|---|---|
| Parent organizations | Wizz Air Holdings |
| Indigo Partners | |
| Ceo | Jozsef Varadi |
| Headquarters | Budapest |
| Hungary | |
| Hub | Katowice Airport |
| Phone | 0850 390 1948 |
| Hubs | London Luton Airport |
| Founded | Budapest |
| Hungary | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 553309 |
About Wizz Air
Wizz Air, legally incorporated as Wizz Air Hungary Ltd., is a Hungarian ultra low-cost carrier with its head office in Budapest, Hungary. The airline serves many cities across Europe, as well as some destinations in North Africa, the Middle East, and South Asia.
UK to arrange flights for Britons stranded in Israel
... But British Airways, Virgin Atlantic, EasyJet, Ryanair, Wizz Air, Air France, Lufthansa and Emirates have all suspended flights in recent days...
British Airways suspends Israel flights after plane U-turns
... EasyJet, Ryanair, Wizz Air, Air France, Lufthansa and Emirates have suspended flights from Israel into the UK...
People struggle to leave Israel after more flights cut
... EasyJet, Ryanair, Wizz Air as well as Air France, Lufthansa and Emirates have suspended all flights to the UK...
Have airlines gone too far with their extra fees?
... For instance, three of the UK s most popular airlines - Ryanair, EasyJet and Wizz Air - have cut the size of their free cabin baggage allowance by half since 2018, " Many passengers will find it unfair to find they must pay much more than the headline fare - with many airlines adding on extortionate fees just for the privilege of sitting with small children, or taking a cabin bag onboard, " Rory Boland, travel editor at consumer group Which? tells the BBC...
Gatwick strikes called off by ground staff
... Workers at Menzie, which deals with Wizz Air flights, agreed a 13% increase for ground handling staff and a 17% increase for the lowest paid staff...
Wizz Air passengers may get refunds as claims reopened
...By Katy Austin & Michael ErtlBBC transport correspondent & business reporterRejected passenger claims against Wizz Air will be re-examined after an " unprecedented" intervention by the UK s aviation regulator...
Wizz Air perform worst for flight delays
...Wizz Air was the worst major airline for flight delays from UK airports for the second year in a row, new figures show...
Man sent bailiffs to Luton Airport for Wizz Air refund
...A passenger sent bailiffs to Luton Airport to confront Wizz Air over money owed to him after his family s flights were cancelled at the last minute...
Gatwick strikes called off by ground staff
Strike action by nearly a thousand ground staff at Gatwick Airport has been called off this weekend following revised pay offers.
Workers at four firms employing baggage handlers and ground staff had originally threatened to strike from Friday 28 July to Tuesday 1 August.
But workers at three of the firms have now accepted offers, and union members at The Fourth are voting on a deal.
Strikes could have caused disruption at one of the busiest times of the year.
The staff involved are not employed by Gatwick Airport , but work at four firms: ASC, Menzies Aviation, GGS and DHL Services.
These companies provide services to major airlines, including ground handling, baggage handling, and check-in work.
The Unite union said on Wednesday that workers at ASC and Menzies had voted in favour of pay deals which meant that " strike action related to them is cancelled".
ASC workers, which handle Tui flights, agreed to a " double digit pay rise". Workers at Menzie, which deals with Wizz Air flights, agreed a 13% increase for ground handling staff and a 17% increase for the lowest paid staff.
Unite General Secretary Sharon Graham said the " excellent" deals were achieved " because Menzies and ASC workers at Gatwick are unionised and stood strong".
DHL workers, who handle EasyJet flights, called off their strike earlier This Week . They accepted a 15% pay rise and a pay increase for night shifts. All future strikes for this firm have also been cancelled.
Union members at GGS, which works for British Airways and Vueling, are currently voting on a pay offer.
Unite said it would make further announcements on GGS's decision soon, including whether the planned strikes from Friday 4 August to Tuesday 8 August would go ahead.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
