Wizz Air has announced its intention to launch new routes from Budapest to Dusseldorf (Weeze) and from Sofia to Eindhoven.
The Budapest–Dusseldorf service will operate three times a week with the Sofia–Eindhoven being twice weekly. The respective starting dates are 21 September and 25 October 2009.
Also, the airline says it will now continue to operate the Varna–London Luton service all year round.
The Budapest–Dusseldorf (Weeze) and Sofia–Eindhoven flights are the 40th and 41st new routes launched by Wizz Air in 2009.
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