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Wizz Air, the largest low-cost airline in Central and Eastern Europe, today announced a new route from Birmingham to Wroclaw.

The Midlands airport’s latest figures reveal 921,150 passengers passed through its terminals during the month, beating last October’s previous record by 4.8%.

Flybe, Europe’s largest regional airline, has put on sale its 2016 summer schedule from Birmingham Airport featuring 26 routes, two of which are new to Rotterdam and Knock.

Ryanair have announced further expansion to their schedule of Summer 2016 flights from Birmingham Airport adding Madrid and Verona to their list of destinations.

Low-cost airline Norwegian continues its rapid expansion at Birmingham this week with the launch of two new routes – making it the fastest growing carrier at the airport in 2015.

Flights between Birmingham and Copenhagen with Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) will increase in frequency from March 2016.

Birmingham Airport and Flybe are pleased to announce a new, multi-frequency, year round service to Rotterdam The Hague launching from 5th September 2016.

Czech Airlines has become the eleventh new airline this year to announce that it will launch flights from Birmingham Airport.

Birmingham Airport and Qatar Airways are proud to announce that new service between Birmingham and Doha will launch from 30th March 2016.

Ryanair has launched its Birmingham Summer 2016 schedule with 21 routes, including two new routes to Corfu and Vilnius, which will deliver 1.75m customers a year as Ryanair grows by 25 per cent.

VisitBritain and Turkish Airlines have announced a new global marketing partnership to attract more international visitors to Britain, with a focus across the airline’s five regional including Birmingham.

Romania’s largest hybrid carrier, Blue Air, will commence flights to Bucharest on the 29th March 2016.

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Birmingham Airport today (14 Sept) welcomed the arrival of its newest airline, Wizz Air. The largest low cost carrier in Central and Eastern Europe made its inaugural flight into Birmingham from Warsaw, arriving at 0930 with 147 passengers on board. The Hungarian airline will also serve Birmingham to Budapest from Tuesday 15th September.

For a limited time only, the smallest sculptures in the world by internationally renowned micro sculptor, Willard Wigan MBE, are being housed within the landside All Bar One Bar and Restaurant at Birmingham Airport.

Birmingham Airport has recorded its busiest year ever, as 10 million passengers choose the Midlands airport during the past 12 months.