Wizz Air has announced six new routes from London to various destinations including one Asian country that has barely any tourists.
The budget airline has acquired space at London Luton Airport and is set to bring an Airbus A321 neo aircraft to the hub.
With a new total of 15 planes at the busy airport, the carrier has revealed it will be bringing in routes to six new destinations
From summer 2026, holidaymakers will be able to jet off to Yerevan, Alicante, Lyon, Corfu, Faro and Turin with Wizz Air.
The capital of Armenia, Yerevan, is a ‘previously unserved route’ according to the airline, which will be providing direct flights to the destination.
From June 12, Wizz Air will be flying twice a week to the Asian destination and tickets are priced from £36.99.
Yerevan saw 2.2 million tourists in 2024, slightly lower than the 2.33 million in 2023, and has experienced steady overall growth since the pandemic.
Meanwhile, Corfu will be Wizz Air’s fifth Greek island destination, joining Chania, Rhodes, Mykonos, and Zakynthos.
From summer 2026, holidaymakers will be able to jet off to Yerevan (pictured), Alicante, Lyon, Corfu, Faro and Turin with Wizz Air
Flights to the popular spot take off on June 13 twice a week and will cost from £45.99.
Lyon and Turin routes will also launch on the same date, and fly three times a week, with prices from £17.99 for both.
Elsewhere, trips to Faro will jet off four times and cost from £17.99, too.
Five Alicante flights a week will kick off on June 12 with prices starting at £17.99.
The new routes will bring Wizz Air’s total destinations for UK travellers from Luton Airport up to 66 and tickets can be purchased from today.
Yvonne Moynihan, Managing Director at Wizz Air UK, described the additional destinations as ‘exciting’.
She stated: ‘This announcement underlines our continued commitment to London Luton Airport and the wider UK market.
‘Securing additional slots at Luton strengthens our competitive position in the London market.
The new routes will bring Wizz Air’s total destinations for UK travellers from Luton Airport up to 66 and tickets can be purchased from today
‘With the launch of our 15th based aircraft at London Luton Airport, we’re delighted to deliver a festive surprise by introducing six exciting new routes, including the first-ever direct connection from London to Armenia.’
Simon Harley, Interim Director of Aeronautical Revenue at London Luton Airport, commented: ‘2025 is drawing to a close after another successful year at London Luton Airport.
‘And we’re already excited for what is set to be a bumper summer 2026.
‘With the addition of six further new Wizz Air routes – including the up-and-coming, and previously unserved from LLA, capital of Armenia, Yerevan, alongside other popular holiday and city break destinations to Alicante, Lyon, Corfu, Faro and Turin – this demonstrates how LLA’s partnership with Wizz Air continues to provide even greater choice and a simple, friendly passenger experience for the millions of people who choose to travel from LLA each year.’
