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Wizz Air is ending flights between Milan Malpensa and Ohrid next month and cutting short some of its newly launched seasonal services to Croatia.
Wizz Air is ending flights between Milan Malpensa and Ohrid next month and cutting short some of its newly launched seasonal services to Croatia.
The low cost carrier will discontinue operations between Italy’s second largest city and Ohrid on September 12. The route was initially to run until the end of the summer season on October 24.
In Croatia, newly launched flights from both Gdansk and Lublin to Rijeka will end over a month earlier than initially planned, on September 19, rather than the originally scheduled October 24.
its bookable for the next summer schedule though (OHD-MXP)
ReplyDeleteFor those who dare and don't mind waiting for refunds.
DeleteIf you want to provide Wizz with a free loan, book these flights. Then when they cancel it next year, you wait another few weeks to get the money back or you take a voucher which is a loan extension basically.
Deleteyes you absolutely know that they will cancel them
DeleteC'mon this happened so many times before. They might not but the odds are 50:50.
DeleteI don't absolutely know it, but I also don't absolutely know that they won't cancel them, and that's enough not to book.
Deletelol
Delete@10:59 interesting logic lol
Delete@10.9 and thats enough to post random stuff on the internet
DeleteThia route will be operating as summer seasonal in 2027 , same as Skopje-Larnaca
DeleteWhere are the comments now about Wizz dominance and reliability
ReplyDeletewell check Wizz capacity vs Ryanair capacity
DeleteDefinitely tourist demand in Croatia is lower than expected
DeleteCroatia has recorded record tourist overnight stays and arrivals this year, higher than ever in history.
DeleteI presume tourists came more this year by train, car, ship or by foot? They don't like planes any more
DeleteFewer people are coming by plane, it's too expensive
Delete@12:47 0 tourists go to north Macedonia by train
DeleteLet's hope they don't start doing this in Skopje as well!
ReplyDeleteBook the ticket, spend money, go travel, invite your friends and fill the plane if you don't want to happen in Skopje as well
DeleteI think Skopje is safe, doing pretty well.
Deleteits more fair to write "lets hope they start", its obvious
DeleteIt happened to me on my flight from Madrid to Skopje. They changed from 3 to 2 weekly flights from November so I had to reebook…
Deletedamn youre booking early :) have never booked more than one month in advance
DeleteGood for you buddy
DeleteWinter is never predictable especially in aviation sector. Plus with the ongoing war in the ME the crise will last longer than anyone expected even in the 2027
DeleteOr basically the market there is totally flat. Talk about bin-end prices.
DeleteNot unexpected, late season in Rijeka region is quite poor
ReplyDeleteTheir Lublin service to Split is also til mid of Sept , not sure why they planned Rijeka for October
DeleteText says Rijeka was planned till oct. Why? God knows.
DeleteMore bad news for the RJK airport - not just the seventies’ time capsule, but the Croatian ‘vermiform appendix’ per se!
ReplyDeleteNice.
ReplyDeletebravo!
DeleteSmanjili su i Tuzlu i Banja Luku,ovo vise nikako nije dobro.
ReplyDeleteЕкономска криза брате
DeleteMale markete ce uvek osetiti najgore nazalost uvek je tako
DeleteTako je
DeleteOhrid-Malpensa will run as a summer seaosnal route from next year, and will be return on 28th of March 2027 until 27 October with 2x weekly flights.
ReplyDeleteWizz Air is also cutting in Romania. They are suspending many routes.
ReplyDeleteBucharest to Athens, Bordeaux, Gdansk and Turku are gone and so are Larnaca to Timisoara and Suceava.
bucharest routes are turned to seasonal
Deleteso is Larnaca
DeleteHe said they were cutting which is true, they are going form year-round to seasonal, he didn't say they were termianted.
Deletebut he did mean that "gasi linije" he wrote somewhere else
Deletehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WtCLb4xqVXE
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