Wizz Air will restore its Middle East network for the winter 2026-27 season, bringing back 12 routes and 49 weekly flights across the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia and Jordan. The schedule includes services to Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Jeddah and Amman, with about 470,000 seats planned for the season.
The phased restart follows the carrier’s earlier suspension of UAE services amid regional disruption. Abu Dhabi services are set to resume from 25 October with links from Budapest and Katowice, followed two days later by routes from Cluj, Krakow, Sofia and Larnaca. Dubai will return on 25 October with daily flights from Budapest and Bucharest.
Wizz Air is also reinstating links to Jeddah and Amman, with some services already back on sale and others due later in September or in October. The recovery plan covers eight UAE routes and 32 weekly flights in that market alone, while the broader network rebuild reflects updated conflict-zone guidance and the airline’s internal operational and security checks.