Wizz Air continues to expand at Malmö Airport with a new direct route ahead of the summer season of 2026.
Podgorica, the capital och Montenegro, will be added to the overall offer from Malmö Airport, further strengthening the region’s connectivity to eastern and southern Europe.
As one of the fastest growing airlines in Europe, Wizz Air continues to expand its network by adding a new route to Podgorica, the capital of Montenegro, from Malmö Airport.
Podgorica, located near the Adriatic Sea, is considered a gateway to Montenegro’s cultural attractions and dramatic nature, and offers something for both the adventurous and the culinary enthusiast.
Elizabeth Axtelius, Director Aviation Business at Swedavia says: “Wizz Air’s investment in an additional direct route from Malmö Airport is a clear sign of the continued high demand for international travel to and from Sweden.
“Wizz Air has a longstanding presence at Swedavias airports and plays an important role in connecting Sweden to well-established markets in eastern and southern Europe.”
Swedavias main goal is to increase the connectivity and facilitate for people to meet, whether it is for business, leisure or to visit family and friends and Wizz Air is an important part of this.
Salvatore Gabriele Imperiale, Corporate Communication Manager at Wizz Air says: “The new route from Malmö to Podgorica reflect our ongoing commitment to offering Swedish passengers convenient and affordable travel options.
“Through our Customer First Compass initiative, we continue to place travellers at the heart of everything we do, ensuring a seamless and enjoyable journey from booking to arrival.
“We are excited to expand our network in Northern Europe, creating a direct link between Sweden and Montenegro.
“The new route will provide more opportunities for Swedish travelers to explore Podgorica, while welcoming Montenegrins to discover Sweden’s stunning landscapes and Nordic charm.
“We are grateful to the growing number of travelers who choose Wizz Air and with many more exciting destinations to come, we say: Let’s WIZZ!”
