Central and Eastern European low-cost carrier, Wizz Air, has confirmed it will continue to operate its flights into the Polish capital, Warsaw, via Chopin Airport and it has no plans to return to the new Modlin Airport facility, despite the latter being given clearance to resume flight operations following runway repair work. Wizz Air had originally been a tenant at Chopin Airport, the main gateway to Warsaw, but like rival budget carrier, Ryanair, it moved its entire operation to the brand new Modlin Airport when it opened for commercial operations in July 2012. It was forced to return to Chopin in December last year after Modlin was closed due to safety concerns after cracks appeared on its runway and according to the carrier's Chief Executive Officer, József Váradi, it has now "lost confidence" in Modlin Airport.