Wizz Air marks milestone in Serbia
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Low cost carrier Wizz Air handled the fifth-millionth passenger on its operations to Serbia yesterday, some ten years after launching flights to the country. The traveller arrived in Belgrade on a flight from London Luton and received a 200 euro voucher, which can be used on any of the airline’s flights. “Belgrade was one of the first airports we served in south-eastern Europe with services from Dortmund and London. Since then, Wizz Air has been constantly growing its network from Serbia. Today, Wizz operates thirteen routes to seven countries to and from Belgrade, as well as five routes in four countries to and from Niš”, the airline said in a statement. During 2019, Wizz Air handled some 895.000 passengers on its Serbia flights, representing a new record. "We are delighted to be marking such an important milestone at Belgrade Airport. We are very happy with the results we have achieved in Belgrade last year and the feedback we have received from passengers at this airport, which is important for the entire Balkans. Whether travelling on business or leisure, our crew looks forward to welcoming our passengers on board", Wizz Air’s Corporate Communications Manager, Paulina Gosk, said.
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