UAEs ultra-low-cost airline Wizz Air Abu Dhabi is going through regulatory procedures to start India flights

The ultra-low-cost airline Wizz Air Abu Dhabi of the United Arab Emirates is undergoing regulatory processes to begin flights to India. The national airline of Abu Dhabi travels to 24 locations, and its parent company flies into Abu Dhabi from 11 locations. It will start flying to Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan this summer and resume service to Larnaca, Santorini, and Sohag, Egypt.

It presently has eight aircraft in service and plans to treble that number in a year. It carried 1.2 million passengers in 2017 and plans to carry over 2 million by 2023. With strong capacity and liberal rules, the airline also targets nations and towns that are 5–6 hours away from Abu Dhabi and the UAE.

The ultra-low-cost airline has considerable popularity for their Dh179 discounted ticket sales. Once the airline is given the go-ahead to begin operations, it will offer these incredibly low airfares as well as other similar massive discounts for routes to Pakistan and India.