Wizz Air has held talks with officers from the Slovenian authorities and journey sector over its potential enlargement available on the market. In line with the Slovenian Ministry of Infrastructure, “Throughout a gathering with the Civil Aviation Company, representatives of Wizz Air Hungary. enquired concerning the cut-off date of the tenth public name for proposals below Slovenia’s air connectivity help programme, which is because of finish on August 31, 2026. The assembly additionally included an change of data on the present state of air connectivity within the Republic of Slovenia”. Slovenia’s subsidy scheme, now in its tenth spherical, is geared toward enhancing the nation’s air connectivity by providing airways partial reimbursement of airport fees.
Wizz Air not too long ago mentioned it sees “large” potential within the Slovenian market however famous that higher help is required for airways. “The potential of Slovenian aviation could be very vital, and it’s reaching far past the present flight availability available on the market. If circumstances had been improved, particularly entry prices to the capital airport, there’s large potential for Slovenia. We’re following it with curiosity however there have to be an effort made to interrupt by that state of affairs and that may be very useful and useful for Slovenia”, Wizz Air’s Community Officer, Andras Szabo, not too long ago informed EX-YU Aviation Information.
Wizz Air at the moment operates flights between Ljubljana and Skopje and launched companies between the Slovenian capital and Podgorica earlier this month. Each routes had been launched as a part of incentive programmes in Macedonia and Montenegro. In line with information from the Slovenian Statistical Workplace, Wizz Air dealt with 31.155 passengers on its Skopje – Ljubljana service throughout the January – April interval, representing a 67.6% enhance on the identical interval in 2025. Since launching operations to Ljubljana in 2007, the airline has additionally maintained companies from Charleroi and London Luton, though each routes have been discontinued.
