Wizz Air launches Larnaca-Madrid route as it expands Cyprus network
Wizz Air’s network director says the new Larnaca-Madrid service strengthens links with Spain and offers potential for year-round travel.

Larnaca, Cyprus. Low-cost airline Wizz Air launched its Larnaca-Madrid route in September as part of its expansion in Cyprus. Network director Andras Szabo said the airline sees considerable potential for year-round travel between Cyprus and Spain.
Strengthening links with Spain
In an exclusive interview with the Cyprus Mail, Szabo described the new connection as an important addition to Wizz Air’s Larnaca network and part of its broader strategy to strengthen Cyprus’ links with European destinations.
“We are very excited about the launch of Madrid,” he said. “It is an important addition to our network from Larnaca and another step in strengthening the connectivity between Cyprus and Spain.”
Szabo said the service would provide passengers in Cyprus with direct access to Madrid and make Cyprus more accessible to Spanish travellers throughout the year.
“Madrid gives passengers in Cyprus affordable, direct access to one of Europe’s major capitals, while giving Spanish travellers a convenient way to discover Cyprus, as an all-year destination,” he said.
Spanish market potential
Szabo said the Madrid service built on what Wizz Air viewed as the positive development of its Larnaca-Barcelona route.
“We see good potential in the Spanish market, and Madrid is a very strong addition to our network from Larnaca,” he said.
Demand guides route decisions
Szabo said passenger demand was the primary factor behind Wizz Air’s decisions to add routes. The airline assesses where people want to travel, whether sufficient demand exists and whether it can provide affordable and reliable connections.
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