According to the airline’s information, due to the disruption of public transportation on the ground, the crew members working at the airport (including security personnel, ground service personnel, and personnel dealing with aircraft de-icing) could not reach their workplaces, and more than ten centimeters of snow Which covered the airports and their surroundings blocked Planes for takeoff and landing.
“Like other airlines, Wizz Air has also been affected by unforeseen circumstances, so unfortunately it has had to cancel or delay many flights departing and arriving from London-Luton and London-Gatwick airports,” the company said in a statement.
As written, the company is doing its best to restore operations, but there are factors – such as weather conditions – that the airline has no influence on.
Passengers who booked tickets directly on wizzair.com or through the mobile app have been informed of the current status and rebooking options. Passengers who book through intermediaries and travel agencies should contact the relevant companies to obtain this information.
“The airline is already working with its local partners to provide accommodation for passengers stranded in the UK, but due to the crisis affecting the whole country, this is taking longer than expected,” said Wizz Air, which thanked its passengers for their patience. and understanding.
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