The airline carries its most passengers from the European country and they are adding a third Airbus A321neo to its base in Venice to coincide with new international routes from the city, as well as more from Milan Malpensa, Rome Fiumicino and Pescara.

Beginning in early December, Wizz Air's flights from Venice fo rthe winter season will include three per week to Bordeaux and Larnaca, two to Tallinn, Tel Aviv and Kutaisi, a daily flight to London Luton and four per week from Valencia.

Five new connections from Milan Malpensa are also launching, including four weekly flights to Alicante and Cluj-Napoca, three to Glasgow and Brasov, and five to Seville.

At Rome Fiumicino, new routes will launch to Brasov, Bordeaux and Glasgow, while two flights are week will depart from Pescara to Iasi in Romantia twice a week from 9 December.

Salvatore Gabriele Imperiale, Corporate Communications Manager at Wizz Air, said: “We are thrilled to announce another significant expansion in Italy, which remains our most important market in Europe.

"A key part of this commitment is the addition of a third aircraft to our Venice base, which will allow us to offer even more routes and opportunities for passengers in the Northeast.

"The new connections from Venice, along with those from Malpensa, Fiumicino, and Pescara, are not just a network expansion, but a tangible testament to our investment in Italy and our dedication to serving a growing demand.

"Offering new connections to Northern, Eastern, and Western Europe means giving our passengers an ever wider and more convenient choice for their travels, all in perfect harmony with our 'Customer First Compass' initiative, which aims to elevate the travel experience and strengthen our market leadership”.