Landing in London Gatwick

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Landing Runway 33

A Wizz Air Airbus A321-200 taxiing, sporting the airline\'s vibrant pink and purple livery.

A Wizz Air Airbus A321 HA-LXU on final approach, and taxiing to gate after landing.

A Wizz Air Airbus A321neo on approach, set against a partly cloudy sky and framed by spring foliage.

A Wizz Air Airbus A321neo on final approach, sporting the airline\'s signature livery and distinctive winglets.

A Wizz Air Airbus A321neo on final approach, with another Ryanair jet visible in the background—classic scene at a busy European airport.

WizzAir A321 approaching RMI.

My favorite A320 family’s plane

The sharklet wingtips are visible on this aircraft, typical for the A321neo. Wizz Air operates one of the largest A321neo fleets globally.

Visible sharklet winglets and engine shape confirm the A321neo variant over older A321 models.

WIZZ AIR-abu dhabi\nReady for flight to Keflavik from Katowice in Poland \n( 22.01.26)

The livery celebrates Wizz Air’s 250th Airbus and is rarely seen; this is a large-capacity, efficient narrowbody popular for European ULCC and medium-haul flights.

You can see the LEAP-style engine and the recognizable Wizz Air livery, confirming the neotype and airline.

Wizz Air is a major low-cost carrier in Central and Eastern Europe, and HA-LPK is a popular workhorse in their short-haul network.