ArmInfo. Hungarian low-cost airline Wizz Air issued a statement announcing that it had implemented all software updates requested by Airbus overnight on all affected Airbus A320 family aircraft.
The airline's statement, received by ArmInfo, emphasized that all flights are operating as scheduled today, without any disruptions that could have been caused by the previously reported issue.
"Safety remains the airline's top priority. We continue to maintain the highest standards at all stages of our operations. I would also like to express my gratitude to Wizz Air's dedicated partners, who worked tirelessly overnight to quickly and efficiently implement the necessary updates. Thanks to their dedication, our passengers can travel as planned, despite all the challenges we faced," said Diarmuid O'Connell, Chief Operating Officer of Wizz Air. Last night, the airline announced that some Wizz Air aircraft are among more than 6,500 Airbus A320 family aircraft requiring a software update, as recently announced by the manufacturer. The company stated that it was immediately beginning the software update for these aircraft, but noted that this work could lead to disruptions to flight schedules this weekend.
