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Wizz Air Launches 5 New Routes from London to Spain This March

Wizz Air adds Barcelona, Madrid, Bilbao, Valencia and Seville from London Luton starting March 29, with fares from just £17.99.

Good news for budget travellers in the UK: Wizz Air is launching five brand-new routes from London Luton Airport to Spain, starting on March 29, 2026 — right on time for the Easter break and the summer season. With fares starting from just £17.99, this expansion opens up affordable access to some of Spain's most popular cities.

The Five New Routes

Wizz Air's latest schedule adds the following services from London Luton (LTN) to Spain:

Barcelona (BCN) — 10 flights per week, the most frequent of the five new routes
Madrid (MAD) — daily service, perfect for business and leisure travellers alike
Bilbao (BIO) — 5 flights per week, connecting London to the Basque Country
Valencia (VLC) — 5 flights per week to Spain's third-largest city
Seville (SVQ) — 4 flights per week to Andalusia's vibrant capital

All routes are operated by Wizz Air's modern Airbus A321neo aircraft, known for its fuel efficiency and passenger comfort. Tickets are already on sale at wizzair.com.

Why This Matters for European Travellers

This expansion is a significant move in the increasingly competitive European low-cost market. By entering head-to-head competition with Ryanair and easyJet on core London-Spain routes, Wizz Air is pushing fares down at one of the busiest travel corridors in Europe.

For travellers, the timing couldn't be better. Spring in Spain — whether you're heading to the Gothic Quarter in Barcelona, the Prado Museum in Madrid, the Guggenheim in Bilbao, the beaches of Valencia, or the historic streets of Seville — is arguably the best time to visit. Mild temperatures, fewer crowds than summer, and now, even cheaper flights.

Meanwhile, Wizz Air is also growing its Italian hub, adding a tenth A321neo at Milan Malpensa and launching five new international routes to Dortmund, Bilbao, Cluj, Iasi and Palma de Mallorca. The airline is clearly on an aggressive expansion path across Europe in 2026.

How to Find the Best Deals

With multiple low-cost carriers now competing on London-Spain routes, prices vary significantly depending on travel dates and how far in advance you book. Comparing all available options — including not just flights but also trains and buses within Spain — is the smartest way to travel on a budget in 2026.

Solvoya lets you search and compare flights, trains and buses across Europe in a single search, helping you find the best combination for your trip.

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