The new livery is a testament to the airline’s commitment to sustainability while maintaining its iconic brand colors. Depicting intertwined leaves encircling the aircraft’s fuselage in the brand’s classic pink and blue hues with green, this creates a dynamic pattern. This integration of colors and images emphasizes the company’s conscious approach to ecology.
“I was inspired by the Wizz Air logo, which depicts an airplane as the vein of a leaf. So I stuck to the basic leaf motif, thinking regarding the subtle fine lines of the ever-growing leaves and Wizz Air’s signature color scheme of pink and blue that blend together. I came up with a subtle, elegant motif of leaves and braids swirling around an airplane fuselage that echoes my favorite contemporary style – Art Nouveau“, comments É.Kerényi.
This year, Wizz Air celebrated its 20th anniversary and since its first flight in 2004. on 19 May between Katowice (Poland) and London (United Kingdom) increased significantly. With an extensive network of 800 routes to nearly 200 destinations in Europe, the Middle East, Central Asia and Africa, the airline has flown nearly 400 million passengers to date. passengers.
“We are delighted to continue our partnership with Airbus, enabling us to achieve our 2030 goal.” to have 500 aircraft,” says Wizz Air Chief Corporate Affairs Officer Owain Jones.
The basis of Wizz Air’s long-term development and sustainability strategy is the renewal of the Airbus A321neo fleet. This aircraft is equipped with the latest aviation technology and is very good for the environment: almost 50 percent. less noise impact, 20 percent. lower fuel consumption and 50 percent lower emissions of nitrogen oxides compared to the previous model. Now the aircraft fleet of the low-cost airline consists of 220 aircraft, of which more than 60 percent are comes with neo technology.
“We are very pleased to add this unique symbol of our 20-year history and sustainability achievements to our fleet.” We are constantly updating our technology, implementing a number of initiatives that increase the efficiency of our operations, and investing heavily in sustainable aviation fuels. The recent 5 million The £5.7 million investment in Firefly, a promising sustainable aviation fuel producer, is part of our medium-term strategy to further reduce CO2 emissions.
Until 2030 we aim for 10 percent operate their flights using sustainable aviation fuel. However, achieving zero emissions requires industry collaboration and strategic investment in low-carbon technologies, supported by governments and policymakers through appropriate legislation and significant incentives. We are joining forces with all partners in the aviation ecosystem to achieve net zero emissions,” emphasizes Yvonne Moynihan, Head of Corporate Affairs and ESG at Wizz Air.
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