YES!
New destinations! The new ones are Tirana and Sarajevo. Sarajevo already served by many Middle East carriers. Tirana was in the Top 3, Sarajevo was 'likely'. Sarajevo was also named by SCQ83.
Wizz said they want to grow regarding Abu Dhabi's safe list.
This is the current safe list:
https://visitabudhabi.ae/en/plan-your-t ... -countriesI hope Northern Macedonia comes on the Green List soon. Lviv (Ukraine) and Varna (Bulgaria) already are.
Bahrain is on the safe list. Could accelerate it to fly there.
Tuzla is just 3 hours away from Sarajevo. So it goes into 'medium likely'. Banja Luka is 5 hours away from Sarajevo, so it stays in 'likely'.
This is the current list:
--- Top 3 for the very next ---
Skopje Northern Macedonia
Lviv Ukraine
Varna Bulgaria
--- very likely ---
Dhaka Bangladesh
Colombo Sri Lanka
Kathmandu Nepal
Aktobe, Aktau / Atyrau Kazakhstan
Kyrgyzstan
Tajikistan
Uzbekistan
Timisoara Romania
Corfu
Hurghada / Sharm el Sheikh
--- likely ---
Banja Luka Bosnia & Herzegovina
Iran
Ethiopia
INDIA
Bahrain
Kazan Russia
Zanzibar
Kuwait-City
Yekatarinburg Russia
Aqaba Jordan
Tbilisi Georgia
Shymkent Kazakhstan
South Western Russia
Aswan Egypt
Assiut Egypt
Antalya
Amman Jordan
Podgorica Montenegro
Split Croatia
Malta
Iasi Romania
Sarajevo Bosnia & Herzegovina
Beirut Lebanon
Phristina Kosovo
Dalaman Turkey
Bodrum
Moscow
other Russian airports not far from the northern Kazakh border
Karachi Pakistan
Islamabad Pakistan
other airports in Pakistan
other airports in Turkey
Brasov Romania (from 2022)
BUD-TSE-PEK
--- medium likely ---
Tuzla Bosnia & Herzegovina
Mahé Seychelles
Kashgar China
Nigeria
Uganda
Sudan
Iraq
Warsaw
Dubrovnik Croatia
Kos Greece
Zakynthos Greece
Kefalonia Greece
Kalamata Greece mainland
Marsa Alam
Zaporizhzhia Ukraine
Krakow
Kosice Slowakia
Lublin Poland
Craiova Romania
Sibiu Romania
Bacau Romania
Targu Murhes Romania
Charkiv Ukraine
Istanbul
Constança Romania
Burgas Bulgaria
Preveza Aktion Greece
Doha
Saudi Arabia
Tanzania
Kenya
Malé Maldives
Other airports in Turkey
--- Forum's favorite ---
Ürümqi