Wizz Air closes the route Kharkov-London due to low demand

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In Kharkov airport confirmed the cancellation of flights by the decision of the carrier.
Flights Kharkov-London will be suspended from 10 Feb / Photo Uniuniversity the low-cost carrier Wizz Air stopped selling tickets for the flight Kharkov-London after 9 Feb.

In particular, on the company website is no longer possible to book the ticket for the flight after the specified date, according to CTS.

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In Kharkov airport confirmed the cancellation of flights by the decision of the carrier.

“According to the decision of Wizz Air flights Kharkov-London will be suspended from 10.02.2019. As far as we know, the reason for the cancellation of flights is a high enough demand for this direction”, – said in the administration of the airport.

Wizz Air edition of the CTS reported that the reason for this step from the low-cost airline called low demand of passengers in this area.

“Wizz Air is continuously monitoring the effectiveness of its flights to provide passengers with the low prices of the most popular destinations. As demand and tourist seasons that affect the aviation industry, Wizz optimized flights in their Ukrainian routes, from February 9 suspends the execution of flights on the route Kharkov – London (Luton) during the winter season,” the company said.

Wizz Air added that additional resources will be used to service the flights for which there is high demand.

“The airline shall inform passengers, and reservation changes. They are booking on an alternative flight, a full refund or 120% compensation of the cost of tickets, which is transferred to the account of Wizz Air in the form of a loan,” the company said.

Note that the first flight Kharkov-London Wizz Air has only executed 13 Nov. Flight frequency was twice a week – on Tuesdays and Saturdays.

In addition to the British capital, the Hungarian low-cost airline from Kharkiv airport performs flights in four Polish cities – Krakow, Wroclaw, Gdansk, Katowice, and also in Dortmund and Vienna.