Wizz Air has unveiled six new flight routes it’s launching next year, with tickets priced from as little as £22.99.

For Britons who value saving money over comfort when they jetset across Europe, these new routes will finally make certain stunning holiday destinations accessible. The Hungarian budget airline will whisk passengers away to four Greek islands – Chania, Mykonos, Rhodes and Zakynthos – as well as Bordeaux in France and Dortmund in Germany. The flights will depart from London Luton Airport. Advance single train tickets from London to Luton start at £3.95, allowing travellers to get door-to-door to their dream destinations for very low prices.

• London Luton Airport to Bordeaux: 4× weekly, from £22.99, starts March 29, 2026
• London Luton Airport to Dortmund: 5× weekly, from £27.99, starts March 29, 2026
• London Luton Airport to Zakynthon: 2× weekly, from £44.99, starts May 13, 2026
• London Luton Airport to Chania: 2× weekly, from £44.99, starts June 8, 2026
• London Luton Airport to Mykonos: 3× weekly, from £44.99, starts June 7, 2026
• London Luton Airport to Rhodes: 2× weekly, from £44.99, starts June 7, 2026

The discounted flight to Bordeaux beats rival budget airline EasyJet, which offers tickets starting from around £24 to £42. Wizz Air is also boosting services to Tirana in Albania with four daily flights.

Managing director at Wizz Air UK, Yvonne Moynihan, said: “With holidaymakers already dreaming of their 2026 getaways, we’ve got an early Christmas gift for our customers: six brand-new routes from our London Luton base.

“These exciting additions will whisk travellers away to some of Europe’s most-loved destinations, including Greece’s stunning beaches.

“As London’s low-cost airline, we’re all about making those dream holidays affordable and accessible. And with our 14th aircraft joining the fleet at London Luton Airport, we’re giving UK customers even more flexibility and choice, because nothing says ‘Merry Christmas’ like more holidays to look forward to.”

Interim director of aeronautical revenue at London Luton Airport, Simon Harley, added: “The launch of these wonderful new destinations from Wizz Air will be hugely exciting news for our passengers ahead of what promises to be another hugely successful summer 2026 for London Luton Airport.

“From stunning Greek sunshine destinations to the vibrant culture and history of Bordeaux and Dortmund, the addition of these destinations to our departure boards will offer something for everyone and underlines our commitment to offering even greater choice.”