Wizz Air has announced a strategic expansion of its Polish network for the summer 2026 season, introducing direct connections to Bulgaria and Italy. Starting in July 2026, the low-cost carrier will launch twice-weekly flights from Warsaw Radom Airport to Burgas on the Black Sea coast www.travelandtourworld.com. Simultaneously, the airline will initiate a new service from Katowice to Comiso, Sicily, also operating on a twice-weekly schedule. These additions are part of a broader plan to operate 234 routes across 32 countries from Polish bases during the peak holiday period wizzair.com.

This expansion significantly improves accessibility to high-demand Mediterranean and Balkan leisure destinations for budget-conscious travelers in Eastern Europe. By connecting Warsaw Radom to Burgas, Wizz Air provides easier access to Bulgaria’s renowned beach resorts and historical landmarks. The Katowice-to-Comiso route opens up the UNESCO-listed Val di Noto region in Sicily, known for its baroque architecture and cultural heritage. This move strengthens Wizz Air's competitive position in the Polish market by diversifying its southern European portfolio and increasing regional connectivity.

Travelers planning for the 2026 summer season can expect increased frequency and competitive pricing on these new corridors as Wizz Air leverages its ultra-low-cost model. Tickets for these routes are expected to be integrated into the airline's booking system well in advance, allowing for early holiday planning. Passengers should anticipate modern aircraft deployment on these routes, consistent with Wizz Air’s fleet renewal strategy aimed at reducing fuel burn and operational costs while maintaining high-volume service to popular vacation hubs.