Here’s what route is making a comeback
Wizz Air is resuming flights to and from Abu Dhabi, just months after announcing it would be stopping operations from the UAE capital.
While the airline was due to stop all operations from 1 September, one route is coming back: flights to and from the Cyprus capital Larnaca.
Starting from 15 November 2025, you’ll be able to hop on an easy, low-cost flight to the Mediterranean island.
There will be four weekly flights on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays, with fares starting from AED 108.
“We are delighted to bring our flights back to Abu Dhabi,” the airline said in an announcement.
“With this return, Wizz Air once again brings its signature pink jets to the Abu Dhabi skies, reinforcing its commitment to expanding affordable travel opportunities across the region,”
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“Tickets are now available at wizzair.com and on the WIZZ app, but demand is expected to be high. With the resumption of the Abu Dhabi route, Wizz Air continues to strengthen its presence in the Middle East while maintaining its leading position in Europe and beyond.”
Back in July, the airline shared the news that it would be leaving Abu Dhabi, in a statement by Wizz Air CEO Jozsef Varadi.
“We have had a tremendous journey in the Middle East and are proud of what we have built. I thank our highly dedicated employees for their relentless efforts and commitment for developing our network in these dynamic markets”, he said.
“However, the operating environment has changed significantly. Supply chain constraints, geopolitical instability, and market access have made it increasingly difficult to sustain our original ambitions.
“While this was a difficult decision, it is the right one given the circumstances. We continue to focus on our core markets and on initiatives that enhance Wizz Air’s customer proposition and build shareholder value.”
So far no other routes have been announced.
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