Wizz Air made its debut at Salerno’s Costa d’Amalfi Airport with the first flight from Budapest, which was also the first direct flight between the two cities.
Boosting connectivity to and from the Campania region
The Budapest-Salerno flights will operate three days weekly on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays and are part of Wizz Air's expansion project in Campania, helping to boost connectivity between the region and major European destinations. The Hungarian low-cost carrier's trio of routes also includes flights from Tirana and Bucharest.
Wizz Air Salerno Costa d'Amalfi
“The complementary nature of Campania’s two airports”
“Salerno-Costa d'Amalfi Airport represents a new and exciting opportunity for us, allowing travellers to explore new destinations and enjoy unforgettable experiences,- says Sasha Vislaus, Wizz Air’s corporate communications manage".
“The arrival of an airline like Wizz Air is a further demonstration of the attractiveness of the Campania airport system on international markets, and of the complementary nature of Campania’s two airports, which represent each other's resources, guaranteeing quality connectivity to the region,” said Roberto Barbieri, CEO of Gesac, the company managing Salerno’s airport.
A boost for the region’s winter season
The three destinations, besides being unprecedented for Salerno airport, have the added value of starting during the winter season, which is usually when air traffic drops off, thus affirming the solidify of the new airport.
