The 2022 summer flight schedule of the low-cost airline Wizz Air at Vienna-Schwechat Airport will be significantly smaller than previously announced. The carrier confirmed to Aviation.Direct that it will withdraw two aircraft. The staff will be offered alternative jobs at other bases. Shortly before Christmas 2021, it was announced that Wizz Air would permanently cancel twelve destinations from Vienna-Schwechat. Other destinations were secretly canceled, such as Milan-Malpensa. Last Friday, Aviation.Direct reported that the low-cost airline is canceling a further 15 destinations from Vienna-Schwechat. These include holiday destinations such as Palma de Mallorca, Rhodes and Heraklion. Wizz Air no longer denies the fact that it is significantly reducing its presence at Vienna-Schwechat Airport. The base will be reduced to four aircraft. Originally, six to seven aircraft were planned for the 2022 summer flight schedule. However, this will not happen. A company spokeswoman told Aviation.Direct: "We are constantly evaluating the Wizz Air network to ensure that our operations are in line with customer demand and remain economically viable. As a result, capacity is being adjusted and four aircraft will be stationed at the Vienna base next summer. Two of the aircraft currently stationed at the Vienna base will be deployed at other bases in the Wizz Air network next summer." The company did not answer the question of whether, in view of the repeated "cancellations", alternative destinations, i.e. "replacement routes" from Vienna-Schwechat, would be added. However, they did talk about the flying personnel stationed in Austria. Due to the reduction in the number of stationed aircraft, the Wizz Air Vienna base requires significantly fewer pilots and flight attendants. A spokeswoman explains their future as follows: "Our colleagues in the cabin and