Eastern European low-cost airline Wizz Air is removing three of its flight routes in Denmark in 2021, two of which would depart from Copenhagen and Billund, Check-in.dk reports.

While Wizz Air is reducing the number of flights in Denmark, the company has been more active in Norway, where the company now has 15 domestic flight routes.

In Norway, however, several Norwegian municipalities and the electricity grid company Statnett have chosen to boycott Wizz Air due to the company's anti-union stance, according to the municipalities, where, for example, CEO József Váradi has stated that Wizz Air is a company without unions. 

Source: finwire