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    Wizz Air revises outlook on Airbus deliveries, fewer groundings, Bloomberg News reports

    Published by Global Banking and Finance Review

    Posted on January 14, 2026

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    Wizz Air Boosts Growth Forecast Amid Airbus Delivery Adjustments

    Wizz Air's Revised Growth Projections

    Jan 14 (Reuters) - Wizz Air's CEO Jozsef Varadi has raised the budget carrier's growth projection for this fiscal year after cutting it two months ago, saying the company is adding Airbus SE jets and returning grounded planes to the skies, Bloomberg News reported on Wednesday.

    CEO's Insights on Capacity Growth

    The Hungary-based airline now expects 20% growth in capacity year-on-year in 2026.

    Company's Response to Market Changes

    Wizz Air did not immediately respond to a Reuters request for comment.

    (Reporting by DhanushVignesh Babu in Bengaluru; Editing by Alan Barona)

    Frequently Asked Questions about Wizz Air revises outlook on Airbus deliveries, fewer groundings, Bloomberg News reports
    1What is capacity growth?

    Capacity growth refers to the increase in the ability of a company, such as an airline, to transport more passengers or cargo. It is often measured as a percentage increase in available seats or freight capacity over a specific period.

    2What are Airbus deliveries?

    Airbus deliveries refer to the process of Airbus, a major aircraft manufacturer, supplying completed aircraft to airlines. These deliveries are crucial for airlines to expand their fleets and improve operational capacity.

    3What is a budget carrier?

    A budget carrier, or low-cost airline, is an airline that offers lower fares and fewer amenities compared to traditional airlines. They often operate with a no-frills service model to keep costs low.

    4What is market adjustment?

    Market adjustment refers to changes made by companies in response to shifts in market conditions, such as demand fluctuations or competitive pressures. This can involve altering pricing, capacity, or service offerings.

    5What is a grounded plane?

    A grounded plane is an aircraft that is not in operation, often due to maintenance, safety concerns, or regulatory issues. Grounding can significantly affect an airline's capacity and revenue.

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