Vienna: Wizz Air announces Akaba and Amman

Airbus A321 (Photo: Jan Gruber).
Airbus A321 (Photo: Jan Gruber).

Vienna: Wizz Air announces Akaba and Amman

Airbus A321 (Photo: Jan Gruber).
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The Hungarian low-cost airline Wizz Air will add two destinations in Jordan, Akaba and Amman. These are to be used for the first time shortly before Christmas and are available from 9,99 euros.

With regard to Aqaba, it should be noted that this airport is within sight of the Israeli Eilat-Ramon. Wizz Air flew to the Israeli airport until the outbreak of the corona pandemic. Now you change to the other side of the border to Aqaba. The border crossing between Israel and Jordan is possible without any problems, but associated with high fees that are collected by both countries.

From December 18, 2021, Amman and from December 19, 2021, Aqaba will each be served two times a week from Vienna. “We are always happy to announce new destinations for our customers and to continuously expand our network. The Vienna base continues to grow and now has two new interesting holiday destinations in Jordan, Amman and Akaba, ”said Wizz Air spokesman András Rado.

The new routes at a glance:

RoutefrequencyHomeTickets from
Vienna - Amman Tuesday Saturday 18.12.2021 9.99 EUR
 Vienna - Akaba Thursday Sunday 19.12.2021 9.99 EUR

Notes on entering Jordan:

Registration and a negative PCR test performed no more than 72h prior to departure. Another PCR test must be performed upon arrival. Fully vaccinated people and children under five years of age are exempt from the test. Furthermore, a completed Health declaration form and take out health insurance that covers COVID-19 treatment costs. If necessary, a paid visa may also be required.

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