Wizz Air expects to clear Pratt & Whitney GTF-related A320neo groundings by end-2027

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Wizz Air had 27 A320neos grounded at the end of June because of Pratt & Whitney GTF engine issues, but says its fleet is on track to move beyond the disruption by the end of 2027. The timeline underscores the continuing effect of engine availability on narrowbody capacity planning.

Discovered 2026-08-07T02:00:18.095735-07:00 | 2026-08-07T02:00:18.095735-07:00

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  • Wizz Air’s 27 grounded A320neos quantify the continuing capacity impact of GTF engine issues on a major European low-cost carrier.
  • The expected recovery by the end of 2027 gives operators, lessors and suppliers a concrete planning horizon for fleet availability and narrowbody capacity.
  • The case highlights how engine durability and maintenance constraints can shape airline growth plans well beyond the aircraft delivery date.

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