Economica.net – Wizz Air has resumed flights between Chisinau and Budapest as of today

The company announced on January 26, 2024 that it will resume flights from Chisinau Airport to Budapest and Venice. According to the Hungarian company’s initial announcement, the flight to Budapest would have to be resumed from March 31, with two flights per week scheduled, on Thursday and Sunday.

The price of the ticket for this flight starts from 19.99 euros.

Wizz Air maintains that it remains dedicated to serving Moldovan passengers by offering them affordable travel fares. With the relaunch of the Chisinau-Budapest route, along with the recent resumption of operations to Venice, Rome, Milan and London, Wizz Air continues to strengthen its commitment to expanding travel opportunities for its passengers.

“We are delighted to relaunch the Chisinau-Budapest route, thus expanding our network and offering Moldovan travelers more options to explore Europe. At Wizz Air, we are committed to offering affordable fares, excellent service and sustainable travel options, ensuring that passengers can enjoy hassle-free and memorable journeys with us,” said Valeria Bragarenco, Corporate Communications Manager at Wizz Air.

“It should be noted that the relaunch of the Budapest-Chisinau-Budapest route is a long-awaited moment for our passengers, and together with the recent resumption of operations to Rome, Milan, Venice, and London, Wizz Air continues to strengthen its commitment to improve the opportunities journey for its passengers. At the same time, we hope that the airline company Wizz Air will realize its proposed plans by increasing and expanding its destinations, offering travelers more and more travel options. We are also glad that we are more and more connected with European cities at more and more advantageous prices, and we want flights through our airport to be associated only with pleasant emotions, and trust in the efforts of both the airline and ours to offer passengers a beautiful travel experience expressed through comfort and safety”, said Natalia Cojocaru, PR Manager of Chisinau International Airport.

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