By George Day • Published: 14 Apr 2020 • 12:11
CREDIT: Wikimedia Commons
THE low-cost airline is a popular choice amongst holidaymakers that journey to the Costa del Sol, with the latest cuts set to negatively affect the tourism of the area.
A regular flier into the Costa del Sol’s main Malaga airport from many European destinations have had to reduce operations and lay off much of the work force involved.
The airline are currently running at 3 per cent of capacity and have taken dramatic measures.
Around 1,000 workers are to lose their jobs at Wizz Air after the firm announced redundancies.
Wizz Air chief executive József Váradi said in a statement: “First and foremost, I would like to thank our people for their tremendous support to passengers and communities across all countries during these unprecedented times.
“They have risen to the challenges facing Wizz Air and the industry with grace and determination, especially when it comes to performing repatriation flights for citizens stranded by Covid-19 across the world and delivering key medical supplies to help our countries, communities of caregivers and their patients.”
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