Wizz Air Adds Direct Warsaw to Zadar Flights as Croatian Destination Joins Airline Network
(IN SHORT) Wizz Air will launch a new seasonal route between Warsaw Chopin Airport and Zadar starting on 9 June 2026, operating four weekly flights throughout the summer season. The route introduces Zadar as a new Wizz Air station and strengthens the airline’s leisure network from Warsaw, offering affordable travel options to Croatia’s Adriatic coast. Flights will be operated by Airbus A321neo aircraft, supporting improved efficiency and passenger comfort. The new service forms part of Wizz Air’s ongoing expansion in Poland, where the airline operates an extensive network of routes and continues to grow its presence in the Central and Eastern European travel market.
(PRESS RELEASE) WARSAW, Poland, 2026-Feb-26 — /Travel PR News/ — Wizz Air has announced a new seasonal route connecting Warsaw Chopin Airport with Zadar, Croatia, expanding its summer network from the Polish capital and introducing Zadar as a new station within the airline’s route system. The service is scheduled to begin on 9 June 2026 and will operate four times per week throughout the summer season. Tickets are available through the airline’s website and mobile application, with one-way fares starting at PLN 159.
The introduction of flights to Zadar represents a notable development for Wizz Air’s network growth, reinforcing the airline’s commitment to expanding connections between Central and Southern Europe. The new route strengthens the carrier’s presence in Poland while providing travellers from Warsaw and surrounding areas with additional affordable options for summer travel.
The service will enhance Wizz Air’s leisure offering from Warsaw Chopin Airport and responds to strong demand for direct holiday flights to Mediterranean destinations. Convenient schedules and competitive pricing are expected to make the Croatian coastal city more accessible to Polish travellers.
Located on Croatia’s Adriatic coast, Zadar is known for its historic old town, Mediterranean atmosphere and distinctive waterfront attractions. Visitors can explore cultural landmarks such as St. Donatus Church, the Roman Forum, and St. Anastasia’s Cathedral, as well as modern attractions including the Sea Organ and Greeting to the Sun installations. The destination also offers easy access to nearby islands, beaches and national parks, making it attractive for both short visits and extended holidays.
Flights on the new route will be operated using Airbus A321neo aircraft, which form a significant part of Wizz Air’s Polish fleet. The aircraft type offers improved fuel efficiency, lower emissions and enhanced passenger comfort, supporting the airline’s focus on operational efficiency and decarbonisation.
Wizz Air continues to expand its operations in Poland, where it carried nearly 15 million passengers in 2025. From Warsaw Chopin Airport, the airline currently operates 67 routes to 27 countries, offering a broad selection of leisure and city-break destinations, particularly across Southern Europe.
During 2025, Wizz Air operated more than 26,000 flights from Warsaw Chopin Airport, carrying close to six million passengers, while improving on-time performance by 13.9 percent compared with the previous year.
Salvatore Gabriele Imperiale, Corporate Communications Manager at Wizz Air, stated that the new Warsaw–Zadar route expands the airline’s low-fare travel options and strengthens its summer leisure network, while establishing Zadar as a new operational station within the Wizz Air system.
Across Poland, Wizz Air operates 235 active routes to more than 30 countries, serving 12 airports including six operational bases and deploying 43 aircraft. In 2026, the airline expects to offer more than 20 million seats in the Polish market and maintains a market share of approximately 26 percent, ranking as the country’s second-largest airline.
The Warsaw–Zadar route forms part of Wizz Air’s Customer First Compass strategy, which focuses on competitive pricing, flexibility and an improved passenger experience.
Route Details
- Route: Warsaw Chopin – Zadar
- Frequency: Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday (summer season)
- Start date: 9 June 2026
- Fares: From PLN 159 one way
- Aircraft: Airbus A321neo
Media contact Poland:
wizzair@apriori-communications.com
SOURCE: Wizz Air Hungary Ltd.
