Hungary's Wizz Air to focus on fares, not profit, in bid to gain on Ryanair

Earlier this week, Ryanair warned of a challenging winter season, due in large part to lingering Covid-related uncertainties
Wizz Air is trying to gain on Ryanair with lower fares.

Wizz Air is trying to gain on Ryanair with lower fares.

Hungarian low fares airline Wizz Air is prepared to slash passenger fares and sacrifice profit in a bid to challenge Ryanair’s superiority in Europe as air travel begins to recover ahead of next year's key summer season.

Wizz posted a €57m operating profit for the second quarter of its financial year, and a loss of just under €121m for the first half. That loss was down 50% year-on-year.

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