Wizz Air is set to significantly expand its operations at Larnaka Airport (LCA) for the Summer 2026 season, building on a successful winter expansion. This growth will include several new routes and increased flight frequencies for existing destinations.
The airline is introducing new connections to several cities in Europe, including Barcelona, Bratislava, Varna, Tuzla, Tirana, Skopje, Timisoara, Venice, Gyumri, Suceava, and Tirgu Mures. This expansion aims to enhance direct connectivity between Cyprus and key locations across Southeast and Eastern Europe.
In addition to establishing new routes, Wizz Air will boost service frequencies on popular routes such as London Gatwick, Prague, Abu Dhabi, Bucharest, Budapest, Warsaw Radom, Katowice, Kutaisi, and Yerevan. These changes are expected to increase capacity and provide more travel options for passengers traveling to and from Cyprus.
The addition of these services is anticipated to promote inbound tourism, while simultaneously offering improved travel opportunities for local residents. This initiative reflects Wizz Air’s commitment to the Cypriot market and emphasizes Larnaka Airport’s role as an important gateway for travelers.
As the busy summer season approaches, this strategic expansion positions Wizz Air to meet the travel demands of leisure travelers as well as those visiting friends and family. Overall, this development is a positive step for both the airline and the region, enhancing travel connectivity and bolstering local tourism.