Cheapest European Airlines Revealed
The "AirAdvisor" platform conducted a ranking of twenty-three European airlines based on their costs, using the Revenue per Available Seat Kilometer (RASK) index, which reflects passenger revenues per flying kilometer. The study found that the Norwegian airline "Widerøe" is the most expensive, with a RASK of 0.32 euros, while "Wizz Air" is the least costly, with an index not exceeding 0.0433 euros. This difference can save travelers up to approximately 50 euros on European trips. The study also noted that smaller companies tend to have higher costs due to operational expenses and lack of competition, and overall, the RASK index declined between 2024 and 2025, although some airlines experienced an increase.
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