Wizz Air at Bucharest International Air Show 2025 ✈️

By: Sexy

On: September 17, 2025

Tagged: Airport, Award, City, Country, Event, Network, Party, Sky, SNS, Station, Travel, World

Wizz Air proudly participated in Romania’s largest aviation event at Bucharest Băneasa. Over three days, we welcomed thousands of aviation enthusiasts, aspiring professionals, and curious visitors to Hangar 5 for a celebration of flight, innovation, and career inspiration.
Highlights included:

A live conversation with Captain Mihai Sturzu and flight attendant Gianina Hîrjanu, offering insights into life in the skies and the path to becoming crew.

A breathtaking low pass by our Airbus A321neo — a true crowd favorite.

Career guidance sessions for future pilots and cabin crew.

Interactive activities, recruitment discussions, and plenty of memorable moments.

Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped make this event so special. We’re proud to share our passion for aviation and inspire the next generation of professionals.

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