Wizz Air proudly announces the arrival of its first aircraft featuring Airbus’ state-of-the-art Airspace cabin configuration, marking a new era of enhanced comfort, accessibility, and design for its passengers. This milestone underscores Wizz Air’s commitment to innovation and excellence in air travel.
Designed to elevate the onboard experience, the Airspace cabin introduces a variety of advanced features tailored to provide maximum comfort. The aircraft boasts an innovative lighting system with multiple ambiance settings to enhance different phases of the flight, including boarding, dining, relaxing, and sleeping. These lighting schemes are designed to create a soothing and enjoyable atmosphere, ensuring a more pleasant journey for all passengers.
Further enhancing the passenger experience, the aircraft’s lavatories have been completely redesigned with a sleek, modern aesthetic and state-of-the-art amenities. Additionally, the overhead compartments have been reimagined with a streamlined design, providing a more spacious and stylish look while ensuring efficient storage solutions accommodating more luggage.
Wizz Air is the first European airline to equip its aircraft with the Airspace Standard Overhead Stowage Compartments for enhanced comfort. Accessibility has been brought to new heights with the introduction of braille signage throughout the cabin. Visually impaired passengers will now have access to braille row number indicators and lavatory signage, reinforcing Wizz Air’s dedication to inclusivity and passenger convenience.
“We are thrilled to introduce the Airbus Airspace cabin to our fleet, setting a new standard for passenger experience at Wizz Air,” said Michael Delehant, Senior Chief Commercial and Operations Officer at Wizz Air. “This refreshed design, with its cutting-edge features and enhanced accessibility, represents our ongoing commitment to delivering the best possible journey for all travellers.”
With this latest addition, Wizz Air continues to prioritize passenger comfort, innovation, and accessibility, ensuring that this new standard will define the airline’s future fleet.
