Wizz Air offers re-routing alternatives to SkyEurope passengers

Wizz Air, the largest low fare – low cost airline in Central and Eastern Europe announced today that it would provide re-routing alternatives to passengers affected by the suspension of SkyEurope’s operations at Prague, Bratislava and Vienna airports.
Passengers who hold a valid SkyEurope booking for travel between 1 September and 26 March can book on wizzair.com or call the Wizz Air call centre to benefit from the EUR 30 all inclusive one way fare offer. Seats are subject to availability and the rebookings should be made until midnight on 15 September.
Conditions:

• You must have your Sky Europe confirmation number available when calling the Wizz Air call centre or booking on wizzair.com
• To be eligible to the 30 EUR fare you must hold a valid Sky Europe booking. You will be required to present a printed copy of both your Wizz Air and Sky Europe itineraries upon check in. If you fail to present this documentation, you will be denied boarding.
• Additional charges apply for optional services such as checked baggage, excess baggage weight, pre-boarding etc

To book your 30 EUR Wizz Air ticket, click here.

Sky Europe route Wizz Air alternative route Day of week
City pair Airport code City pair Airport code
Prague - Amsterdam PRGAMS Prague - Eindhoven PRGEIN 1.3.5.7
Prague – Milan Bergamo PRGBGY Prague – Milan Bergamo PRGBGY 1.3.5.7
Prague - Bourgas PRGBOJ Prague - Bourgas PRGBOJ …..6.
Prague - Bari PRGBRI Prague - Naples PRGNAP .2.4.6.
Prague - Brussels PRGBRU Prague – Brussels Charleroi PRGCRL 1.3.5.7
Prague - Copenhagen PRGCPH Prague - Malmo/Copenhagen PRGMMX 1.3.5.7
Prague – Rome Fiumicino PRGFCO Prague – Rome Fiumicino PRGFCO 12345.7
Prague – London Luton PRGLTN Prague – London Luton PRGLTN 1234567
Prague - Naples PRGNAP Prague - Naples PRGNAP .2.4.6.
Prague – Paris Orly PRGORY Prague – Paris Beauvais PRGBVA 1.3.5.7
Prague - Thessaloniki PRGSKG Prague - Thessaloniki PRGSKG …..6.
Prague – Venice Treviso PRGTSF Prague – Venice Treviso PRGTSF .2...6.
Prague - Alicante PRGALC Prague - Barcelona PRGBCN .2.4.6.
Prague - Lisbon PRGLIS Prague - Madrid PRGMAD .2.4.6.
Prague - Malaga PRGAGP Prague - Barcelona PRGBCN .2.4.6.
Sky Europe route Wizz Air alternative route Day of week
City pair Airport code City pair Airport code
Bratislava - Barcelona BTSBCN Budapest - Barcelona BUDBCN .2.4.6.
Bratislava - Bourgas BTSBOJ Budapest - Bourgas BUDBOJ .2.4.6.
Bratislava - Copenhagen BTSCPH Budapest - Malmo/Copenhagen BUDMMX 1.3.5.7
Bratislava - London Luton BTSLTN Budapest - London Luton BUDLTN 1234567
Bratislava - Paris Orly BTSORY Budapest - Paris Beauvais BUDBVA 1.3.5..
Bratislava - Rome Fiumicino BTSFCO Budapest - Rome Fiumicino BUDFCO 1234567
Sky Europe route Wizz Air alternative route Day of week
City pair Airport code City pair Airport code
Vienna - Amsterdam VIEAMS Budapest - Eindhoven BUDEIN 1234567
Vienna - Barcelona VIEBCN Budapest - Barcelona BUDBCN .2.4.6.
Vienna - Brussels VIEBRU Budapest - Brussels Charleroi BUDCRL 1234567
Vienna - Bourgas VIEBOJ Budapest - Bourgas BUDBOJ .2.4.6.
Vienna - Copenhagen VIECPH Budapest - Malmo/Copenhagen BUDMMX 1.3.5.7
Vienna - London Luton VIELTN Budapest - London Luton BUDLTN 1234567
Vienna - Naples VIENAP Budapest - Naples BUDNAP ..3...7
Vienna - Paris Orly VIEORY Budapest - Paris Beauvais BUDBVA 1.3.5..
Vienna - Rome Fiumicino VIEFCO Budapest - Rome Fiumicino BUDFCO 12345.7
Vienna - Alicante VIEALC Budapest - Barcelona BUDBCN .2.4.6.
Vienna - Lisbon VIELIS Budapest - Madrid BUDMAD 1.3.5.7
Throughout its entire history Wizz Air has demonstrated its commitment to the Central and Eastern European markets by continuously introducing new routes and bases, increasing frequencies on existing routes and providing travel alternatives to stranded passengers of other airlines.
Wizz Air carried over 6,8 million passengers in the last 12 months. The airline's fleet is currently consisting of 26 Airbus A320 aircraft operating from 11 bases in Poland, Hungary, Bulgaria, Romania, Ukraine and Czech Republic. The airline opened its 11th base in Prague on 27 June 2009 and recently announced its first flight from Bratislava to Rome Fiumicino to be launched next month.

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