Wizz Air will base three additional aircraft, add nineteen new routes and offer over two million seats for sale from the former Yugoslavia this coming summer season, in what will be the airline's biggest single expansion in the region to date. Skopje Airport will continue to maintain its position as the low cost carrier's largest base in the former Yugoslavia from which it will add an extra 21 weekly flights and launch four new routes. The network expansion will be made possible with the stationing of a fourth aircraft in the city from July. From Macedonia's second international airport in Ohrid, Wizz will maintain four weekly flights to Basel, up from three last year, and two weekly services to London Luton.

Wizz Air will offer the same number of weekly departures and destinations from both Belgrade and Tuzla. The two cities will see additional frequencies on existing services, the launch of new routes and the stationing of a second Airbus A320 aircraft. As a result of Wizz Air's continued growth, Tuzla Airport now anticipates handling 480.000 passengers this year. The no frills airline will further strengthen its operations in both Serbia and Bosnia, with the carrier to up its number of flights from Niš Constantine the Great Airport to Basel from two to three weekly, while services to Dortmund, Memmingen, Eindhoven and Malmo will continue to be maintained twice per week. Meanwhile, Wizz will launch flights from Budapest to Sarajevo next month, making the Bosnian capital its second destination in the country.

This year will mark Wizz Air's first full summer at Podgorica Airport. The airline will introduce two weekly flights from Budapest to the Montenegrin capital and will maintain two weekly services from both Milan and Memmingen, as was the case last year. In addition, Wizz will enter the Kosovan market this summer with flights from Budapest and London Luton to Pristina, both of which will be served twice weekly. The carrier today announced it will launch seasonal summer flights between Katowice in Poland to Split, starting this June 18. Further details can be found here. It will accompany the daily seasonal service between London Luton and Split from June 17 until September 17. Summer flights between Warsaw and Split will also resume on June 17 and operate twice per week until mid-September. The airline will further expand in Croatia with the launch of its new two-weekly Basel - Osijek service, which will run on a year-round basis.

Wizz Air will continue serving Ljubljana Airport this summer with flights from Charleroi and London Luton, operated two and four times per week, respectively. However, the airline will add capacity on its London service with the introduction of a 230-seat Airbus A321 aircraft from September 17. Please note that the changes listed in the tables above are preliminary and based on the airline's current availability as of March 9. Furthermore, the tables display the peak weekly frequency on each route during the course of the summer season. Some frequency changes might not come into effect until later on in the summer and operate for a limited period.