Wizz Air Unlinmited Flight Subscription

[Saleen836]

On paper it looks like a good idea

https://www.euronews.com/travel/2024/08/14/wizz-ai...


Guessing it will work for a few

[Mr E]

https://thehustle.co/aairpass-american-airlines-25...

Other end of the scale, but if you flew a lot it was a great deal.

[x5tuu]

Id rather walk than fly WizzAir.

The AA pass is legendary for all the wrong reasons!

[SpidersWeb]

Saleen836 said:

On paper it looks like a good idea

https://www.euronews.com/travel/2024/08/14/wizz-ai...


Guessing it will work for a few

You have to pay an 'admin' fee of £10 for each flight.

Can only book 3 days in advance - so maybe ok going, but can you get back...

No luggage included, just the small under the seat bag.

Have to pay if you want to select as seat.

And it is with the worst rated airline.

Sure it might work for a masochist, who can't do maths, and is happy being stuck overseas wearing their dirty clothes.

[Glassman]

After my experience with Wizz Air, I vowed never to fly with them. Canceled my flight and kept the money. No way of communicating with them. Piss poor.

Got my money back in the end (charge-back).

[Truckosaurus]

SpidersWeb said:

...Can only book 3 days in advance - so maybe ok going, but can you get back...

You just have to take 2 day holidays

(Which would be ok for weekends away, or if you were some retired person that could fly away with no notice.)

[SpidersWeb]

Truckosaurus said:

SpidersWeb said:

...Can only book 3 days in advance - so maybe ok going, but can you get back...

You just have to take 2 day holidays

(Which would be ok for weekends away, or if you were some retired person that could fly away with no notice.)

Ah!

We found the optimist who thinks that Wizz won't cancel your return flight and will actually compensate you if they do without the CAA getting involved www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-68002122

[leef44]

SpidersWeb said:

Saleen836 said:

On paper it looks like a good idea

https://www.euronews.com/travel/2024/08/14/wizz-ai...


Guessing it will work for a few

You have to pay an 'admin' fee of £10 for each flight.

Can only book 3 days in advance - so maybe ok going, but can you get back...

No luggage included, just the small under the seat bag.

Have to pay if you want to select as seat.

And it is with the worst rated airline.

Sure it might work for a masochist, who can't do maths, and is happy being stuck overseas wearing their dirty clothes.

Plus they can cancel. So for example if they are overbooked then a higher fee paying customer would get priority which is anyone else who has paid for individual flight. Having booked three days or more in advance it would be very disruptive to your plans if your booking gets cancelled.

[romft123]

worst airline I have ever flown on in 60 years. Nothing but scam artists re baggage\

[Condi]

SpidersWeb said:

You have to pay an 'admin' fee of £10 for each flight.

Can only book 3 days in advance - so maybe ok going, but can you get back...

No luggage included, just the small under the seat bag.

Have to pay if you want to select as seat.

And it is with the worst rated airline.

Sure it might work for a masochist, who can't do maths, and is happy being stuck overseas wearing their dirty clothes.

The other biggie being they can change the availability on any flight for any reason.

If you don't turn up for 3 flights they cancel your subscription.


Wizz can be a bit hit or miss, years ago they cancelled a flight at short notice, but then offered a stupidly cheap flight to Egypt last year which was great, plane was nearly new, on time, staff were friendly etc. Couldn't ask for much more.

[The Mad Monk]

I would give it very serious consideration...

if it were any airline but Wizz.