Direct Flights Now Link Sofia and Warsaw Four Times a Week
Wizz Air, one of Bulgaria’s leading low-cost carriers, has announced the launch of direct flights between Sofia and Warsaw (Modlin)
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Bulgaria Air is expanding its network of international routes for the upcoming summer season, offering more travel options for passengers. Starting April 17, the airline will introduce a new direct route from Varna to Paris, marking the first time this connection will be available. Flights will operate twice a week, every Monday and Thursday, providing convenient access to Charles de Gaulle International Airport. With fares starting at 169 euros one-way, this new route will open up numerous transfer connections to various destinations in Western Europe and beyond.
In addition to Paris, Bulgaria Air will continue to offer its Varna – Frankfurt – Varna route, which will also restart on April 17. This popular connection will run twice a week, on Mondays and Thursdays, with one-way prices starting at 149 euros. The airline is also bringing back its Varna – Prague – Varna direct route starting June 15, with flights on Wednesdays and Sundays. Economy class tickets for this route are available from 119 euros one-way.
All three routes will be operated with the modern Airbus A220 aircraft, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable flight experience. The A220 is designed for short and medium-haul flights, offering spacious cabins and a smooth journey. Passengers flying from Varna to Paris, Frankfurt, or Prague will enjoy a range of included amenities such as 10 kg of hand luggage, a handbag or laptop, free check-in, and complimentary onboard refreshments, including a warm sandwich, a chocolate bar, water, and drinks.
Source: Bulgaria Air
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