ʻO nā lā mua o ke kau kau e ʻike nei iā Budapest Airport e hoʻokipa nei i ʻelua mau pili hou me Wizz Air ʻoiai ka mea lawe hale e hoʻouka i nā loulou iā London Gatwick a me Oslo.
Ke kākoʻo nei i ka holomua o ka puka Hungarian, ua hoʻohui ka mea lawe ʻoi loa-uku (ULCC) i kahi lawelawe i kēlā me kēia lā iā Ladana Gatwick i ka Lāpule, kahi e ʻike nei iā Budapest e hāʻawi nei ma kahi o 100,000 mau noho i ko UK mokulele mokulele nui ʻelua (e pili ana i ka huakaʻi kaʻahele) i ka wā S19.
I kēia lā, ua hoʻokau ka ULCC i ka hana ʻekolu o ke kahua mokulele iā Oslo, me ka hoʻohui ʻana i ka pilina ulu o Budapest me ke kapena nui o Norewai.
Ke ʻike nei i kahi hoʻonui 35% o nā lele i Oslo i ke kau kau, Wizz Air e hāʻawi kokoke i nā lawelawe 200 i ka huina i ka ʻāina Scandinavian ʻoiai ke hoʻohui nei ka lawelawe hou loa i nā loulou o ka mokulele iā Stavanger.
He aha e lawe ʻia mai kēia ʻatikala:
- Seeing a 35% increase in flights to Oslo during the summer season, Wizz Air will offer close to 200 services in total to the Scandinavian country as the latest service joins the airline's existing links to Stavanger.
- Supporting the advancement of the Hungarian gateway, the ultra-low-cost carrier (ULCC) added a daily service to London Gatwick on Sunday, which sees Budapest offer over 100,000 seats to the UK's second-largest airport (in terms of passenger traffic) during S19.
- The early days of the summer season see Budapest Airport welcoming two new connections with Wizz Air as the home-based carrier launches links to London Gatwick and Oslo.
