More than most other kinds of airlines, low-cost carriers are known for their expansionist strategies, looking to grow quickly in a market where margins are low but capacity is high. Hungarian budget giant Wizz Air is a prime example of this, having made additions to its fleet and network even during the quietest months of the pandemic. Now, the carrier is aiming to more than double its aircraft portfolio.
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