Wizz Air opens base at Turin Airport
Wizz Air strengthens its presence in Italy by choosing Turin as its new strategic hub and opening its seventh base in the country. From 14 September 2026, the first aircraft will be operational, followed by a second from 25 October, with an increase in capacity of around 500,000 seats per year for each aircraft.
For passengers departing from the Piedmontese capital, it translates into more frequencies, new routes and expanded connectivity on both the domestic and international network. In total, around 1.3 million seats will be available on 16 routes to 8 countries in 2026.
The expansion of the base results in direct connections from Turin to various destinations:
Italy
- Rome (Fiumicino): up to 11 weekly flights from 14 September 2026
- Naples: daily from 1 December 2026
- Palermo: up to 2 flights per day from 14 September 2026
Europe
- Barcelona: daily from 14 September
- Bilbao: 3 weekly flights from 14 September
- Madrid: 4 weekly flights from 25 October
- Malaga: 3 weekly flights from 26 October
- Valencia: 4 weekly flights from 15 September
Also already confirmed:
- London (Luton Airport - LTN), from 9 June 2026
- active network to destinations such as Catania, Bucharest, Budapest and Tirana
Wizz Air's connections from Turin Airport will be operated with Airbus A321neo, one of the most efficient aircraft in its class, with lower emissions and greater comfort on board. Fares start at €24.99, with tickets already available online.
