New budget routes between Abu Dhabi, Balkans

Wednesday, 4 August 2021 19:11

By ARN News Staff

Wizz Air Abu Dhabi has added two new destinations to its expanding network.

The budget carrier will start flying to the Albanian capital Tirana from September 11, while flights to Sarajevo in Bosnia and Herzegovina will take off on October 3.

Travellers can look forward to two flights a week to Tirana (Tuesday and Saturday), while flights to Sarajevo will operate on Wednesday and Sunday.

The latest additions bring Wizz Air Abu Dhabi to a total of 31 routes since launching earlier this year.

NEW ROUTES FROM ABU DHABI 🇦🇪
Visiting your friends and family or going for a relaxing trip just got easier with WIZZ! Book now and travel from Abu Dhabi to Tirana or Sarajevo! 👉 https://t.co/AeMNWOJWFF pic.twitter.com/wHiP356toz
— Wizz Air (@wizzair) August 4, 2021

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