Wizz Air is progressively restoring 12 Middle East routes for the winter 2026/27 season, rebuilding links from nine European cities to Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Jeddah and Amman. The programme starts with services already resumed to Jeddah from Milan and Rome, while the main wave begins on 25 October and lifts capacity to about 49 weekly flights and 470,000 seats across the season.
The network restart covers six routes to Abu Dhabi, two to Dubai, three to Jeddah and one to Amman. Budapest, Bucharest, Cluj, Sofia, Larnaca, Krakow, Katowice, Milan and Rome form the European side of the restored schedule, with the United Arab Emirates taking the largest share of the operation.
Budapest-Amman returns on 22 September, followed by Abu Dhabi and Dubai services from 25 October, with the remaining Abu Dhabi routes added on 27 October. Selected fares start from €24.99, as Wizz Air re-establishes low-cost leisure and visiting-friends-and-relatives connectivity into the Gulf and Levant ahead of peak winter demand.