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Wizz Air confirms fourth Robin Hood route
Wizz Air is to add a fourth low cost route to Poland from Robin Hood Airport Doncaster Sheffield.
Two flights a week will run to Wroclaw from February with prices starting at £19.99 one-way.
The airline is raising frequency to Katowice/Cracow from three to four flights a week from the airport his month as well as starting four flights a week to Gdansk on Sunday (July 8).
Poznan will be served from February 2008 with two flights a week in addition to the Wroclaw link.
Airport managing director David Ryall said: “The recently announced Poznan route is joined by today’s announcement of flights to Wroclaw.
“We will continue to work closely with Wizz Air to look to further expand their flying programme to link with Poland and other countries in central and eastern Europe.”
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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