Wizz Air will base one more aircraft in Budapest from March, bringing the total to seven, Váradi said. Wizz Air expects total passenger numbers to rise to 13.5 million next year from 12 million in 2012.
The airline flies 250 routes to destinations in 29 countries. It has a fleet of 39 Airbus A 320 aircraft worth more than $500 million. Váradi said Wizz Air would start using Warsaw’s Chopin airport, instead of the Modlin airport, from December 21.
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