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Low-Cost Carrier to Expand Flights Between Hungary & Turkey

• 20 Jan 2023 9:19 AM
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Hungarian low-cost carrier Wizz Air has said it is expanding flights between Hungary and Turkey in the coming months.

Wizz Air will launch a daily Budapest-Istanbul flight from March 31.

It will operate three flights a week between the capital and Antalya from May 24, and two flights a week between Debrecen, in eastern Hungary, and Antalya from June 10.

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