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Direct Budapest to Saudi Arabia Flights will be Launched in 2023

• 26 Aug 2022 9:46 AM
• Hungary Matters

Hungarian low-fare carrier Wizz Air on Thursday said it will launch three flights connecting Budapest with destinations in Saudi Arabia next year.

Wizz Air will launch flights to Riyadh, the capital, and Jeddah, on the Red Sea, from January, and to Dammam, on the Persian Gulf, from April. Each of the flights will operate twice a week.

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