The first destinations to which flights will start on May 1 will be Thessaloniki, Dortmund, Lisbon, Oslo and Eindhoven, according to the airline.
Flights to other destinations, including Rome, Milan, Tenerife and Valencia, are set to resume in May.
Wizz Air warns, however, that the list of destinations may be adjusted due to the rapid changes in travel restrictions.
The airline also stated that it would implement a number of measures to reduce the risk of infection, including disinfection of aircraft every night, a certain physical distance during check-in and boarding, and the provision of sanitary napkins on board aircraft.
Over the weekend, Wizz Air has already announced that it will resume flights from London Luton Airport to more than ten destinations, mainly in Romania.
Some flights from Budapest, including Madrid and Berlin, are also scheduled to resume in May.
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