Wizz Air resumes Moscow services

Monday, August 17, 2020

Wizz Air has confirmed that it is planning to restart its London Luton flights to Moscow following the ease in Russian travel restrictions. All passengers from the U.K. can once again visit the sprawling metropolis, boasting world-class architecture and a rich history. Passengers looking forward to visit for the summer season or later in the year can purchase Wizz Flex with their flight tickets, and will be able to alter their booking for ultimate flexibility.

Passengers will also be eligible to cancel their flight up to three hours before departure without any fee and get 100% of the original fare immediately reimbursed in airline credit, as well as change dates and even routes an unlimited number of times. Owain Jones, Managing Director, Wizz Air U.K., said in a statement that the airline is delighted to restart its route to Moscow which is the cosmopolitan heart of Russia. He shared that the destination offers travellers a mix of both old and new, from its wealth of history and culture to its ultra-modern and glamorous nightlife spots.

Travellers can explore many things from old churches and tranquil parks to the burgeoning hipster scene with trendy restaurants and nightlife spots in Moscow. Wizz Air would fly to Moscow Vnukovo Airport on each Tuesday and Saturday.

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