Wizz Air launched an amazing sale and offers 10 000 tickets for only 1.99!

This means you can book return flight for only €4!

Flights are available across whole Europe in all Wizz Air destinations.

Travel dates are from December to February ideal for a winter city trip.

Book fast directly via Wizz Air.

UPDATE 30.11.2020:

Wizz Air announced its Cyber Monday 2020 promotion and offers 25% discount on selected flights and more importantly, Wizz Flex add-on for only €1!

Wizz Flex allows you to change your flight later without paying the flight change fee and get a refund in WIZZ credit to your WIZZ Account in case you decide to cancel your trip.

This means you can book a flight and cancel it later with no penalty or fee, which is very useful in current situation with coronavirus.

This promotion is valid only today so you better hurry up with your reservation.

Book directly via Wizz Air.

ORIGINAL POST:

Wizz Air launched a nice promotion today for the end of the summer season.

You can now book flight tickets with up to 50% off depending on the route!

To make it even better, Wizz Flex is available today for only €1.

Wizz Flex allows you to change your flight dates to any other date or completely cancel your ticket and receive the money as Wizz Credit for further use.

This is a pretty good deal which gives you a bit of guarantee in case of the situation with COVID-19 changes before your flight.

This promotion is valid only today 24th September 2020 until midnight so you better hurry up.

We of course recommend to carefully plan your trip and check all the regulations and requirements before you purchase the ticket.

BOOK NOW with 50% off at wizzair.com.

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Wizz Air launched Black Friday 2020 sale and offers 40% discount on selected flights!

This promotion is valid only today 27th November for flights until 27th March 2021.

Wizz Air is also giving a chance to win €1000 travel voucher with every purchase today.

BOOK NOW through Wizz Air!

UPDATE 03.07.2020:

Wizz Air offers nice 20% discount on all tickets now!

This promotion is valid only today and you do not need Wizz Discount Club membership.

Travel dates are not limited so you can book flights from now up to summer 2021!

Hurry up and book your flight on wizzair.com.

ORIGINAL POST:

Wizz Air launched another regular promotion 20% discount on all flights for everyone!

This offer is valid on all flights throughout Wizz Air network and you don’t have to be member of Wizz Discount club either.

The price reduction is valid only for the price of the flight, baggage and booking fee is not discounted.

Travel period is not limited, you can really choose any flight at any date operated by Wizz Air.

Example prices for return flights from Prague, Czech Republic (and vice versa):

• Prague – Venice: €20
• Prague – Milan Bergamo: €20
• Prague – Rome: €20
• Prague – Bari: €28
• Prague – Naples: €34

Enjoy your cheaper flight with Wizz Air!

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The airline will open a new base in Oslo Gardermoen with 2 aircrafts.

The new routes are following:

Oslo <> Alesund
Oslo <> Bodo
Stavanger <> Tromso
Stavanger <> Trondheim
Tromso <> Bodo
Tromso <> Trondheim
Trondheim <> Bodo

These new domestic routes will start operating from 5th December 2020.

These new routes are another addition to previously announced new routes from Oslo:

Oslo <> Bergen
Oslo <> Tromso
Oslo <> Trondheim

It looks that Wizz Air means its expansion in Norway seriously.

The airline has been one of the best in Europe to overcome COVID-19 drop in airline traffic as it has already launched many new bases and routes across the whole region and its flight occupancy remains relatively high.

Wizz Air will have to count with a tough competition as 3 other airlines already operate on most of these routes.

Norwegian Air Shuttle, Scandinavian Airlines (SAS), and Widerøe all operate these same domestic routes.

While Wizz Air will be flying multiple times a day to each city besides Trondheim, their daily frequencies pale in comparison to those of their direct competitors.

At the time of writing, Norwegian Air Shuttle is scheduled to run about 13 round-trips per day between Oslo and Bergen in November.

SAS is scheduled to run up to 17 round-trips per day between the two cities.

Although it remains to be seen how successful this expansion ends, it is definitely a good news for all fans of cheap travelling as tickets start from just 99 NOK for one-way flight on all of these routes.

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Whilst massive, the loss is unsprising as the quarter included an almost total grounding of air traffic due to the Coronavirus pandemic.

The airline says that traffic fell 99% during the period.

Ryanair says that while traffic is recovering, it is now operating 40% of its schedule.

“It is impossible to predict how long the Covid-19 pandemic will persist” adding that “a 2^nd wave of Covid-19 cases across Europe in late autumn (when the annual flu season commences) is our biggest fear right now”.

The airline expects to record a smaller loss in Quarter 3 of 2020 as it continues to increases its flying schedule.

Its main competitor Wizz Air announced €108m loss in Q2 2020.

The Central and Eastern-European focused budget airline reported a 93.2% drop in the number of passengers carried over the three months to 30 June to reach 707,184.

Nonetheless, the company’s boss, József Váradi, highlighted how the firm’s total cash balance had dipped just 3% to £1,587.9m while by end June the company was operating at near 70% capacity versus an average of 11.5% in the first quarter.

“This gives Wizz Air important operational momentum going into the summer season,” he said.

On a statutory basis, the net loss for the second quarter amounted to €108.0m, against €72.4m of profits a year earlier.

Load factor meanwhile was at 55.5% over the quarter, down from 93.7%, meaning that what planes did remain in the air were just over half full.

Making the most of a bad situation, the carrier launched 200 new routes during the quarter, opening new bases in Albania, Cyprus, Italy, Ukraine, Germany, Romania and Russia.

It also launched a Cabin Crew-to-Captain programme to allow aspiring Wizz Air cabin crew to train as pilots.

A total of 22 aircraft were re-allocated across its network, and two brand new A321-neo were scheduled to begin plying a new route to Abu Dhabi starting from 1 October.

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Wizz Air announced today that the company also cancels free 10 kg cabin bag, following Ryanair’s very same decision just two weeks ago.

Starting from 1st November 2018, you will be entitled only to small cabin bag up to 40 x 30 x 20 cm and weight up to 10 kg.

This is a size of small backpack, notebook or handbag, definitely not a regular backpack.

Only passengers who purchased Wizz Priority boarding (starting from €5 one-way) will be entitled to standard “big” cabin bag as well, with sizes up to 55 x 40 x 23 cm.

Another new option will be to pay for this big cabin bag, which will cost €7 one-way.

This means Wizz Air basically copied Ryanair’s new cabin bag policy.

Effectively it will require you now to pay at least €10 extra for return flight if you want to travel with standard cabin bag up to 55 cm.

If you booked a Wizz Air flight before today (10th October 2018) with departure after 1st November 2018, you will still get free “big” 10 kg cabin bag.

We are sad to see such news which make it virtually impossible to travel without paying extra either for priority boarding or for big cabin bag.

Luckily the prices of low cost flights have been steadily decreasing over last few years so you simply have to count with this extra cost while purchasing the tickets.

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The carrier said it will establish base operations at Vienna Airport with one Airbus A320 initially from June 2018, followed by two Airbus A321 aircraft in November 2018.

Wizz Air plans to operate 17 new routes from the Austrian capital this year for both business and leisure travellers, connecting Vienna with Gdansk, Tuzla and Varna from April. Bari, Malta, Rome, Valencia and Tel Aviv follow in June, with destinations including Bergen, Dortmund and Tenerife then added in November.

Complete alphabetical list of new destinations: Bari, Bergen, Billund, Dortmund, Gdansk, Kutaisi, Larnaca, Malta, Nis, Ohrid, Rome, Tel-Aviv, Tuzla, Tenerife, Thessaloniki, Valencia and Varna.

Seats on the routes are on sale with one-way tickets from €19.99, and in total, the airline said it will offer 450,000 seats across the new Austrian routes, operating 69 weekly flights by the end of the year.

It will be interesting to see how this expansion impacts Wizz Air’s operations from nearby Bratislava airport. Wizz Air currently operates flights to 6 destinations from Bratislava, with Tuzla being removed in April 2017.

Competitor Ryanair also flies from Bratislava to Malta, Rome Ciampino, Thessaloniki, Nis, Paphos and Bourgas.

This is definitely good news for all fans of low cost traveling in Central Europe and welcomed competition for the Vienna airport which is currently dominated by Austrian Airlines followed by Eurowings and Lufthansa.

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Wizz Air just announced on their website they are increasing the size of cabin baggage included with the ticket to standard size 55x40x23cm!!

Until now the airline included only small cabin baggage up to 42x32x25cm in the price of your flight ticket and you had to pay €10-€20 for the “big” cabin bag.

To be honest the small cabin bag size was really small and enough only for very few passengers so almost everyone had to purchase at least the bigger cabin baggage or classic check-in luggage and therefore creating great extra revenue stream for Wizz Air.

From 29th October 2017 all tickets will include big cabin bag with up to 55cm in size and 10 kg weight limit.

Vast majority of competition already offers this size in the price of the ticket, so it was just matter of time before Wizz Air has to change this rule too after many complaints from passengers.

The biggest competitor Ryanair offers even 2 bags up to 55x40x20 cm + 35x20x20 cm with every ticket.

Customers travelling on or after 29 October 2017 that have already purchased hand luggage directly through Wizz Air channels will be reimbursed with 120% of the price paid, credited to their WIZZ accounts as compensation.

Today the airline also announced a new service option for passengers called WIZZ Priority. Valid on all flights from today, WIZZ Priority now includes:

• Priority boarding
• Passengers able to bring an additional small bag (maximum dimensions of 40x30x18cm) into the cabin
• From 29 October, a guarantee that hand luggage will be placed in the cabin (also available for passengers when purchasing WIZZ Go, WIZZ Plus and the WIZZ Privilege Pass)

This is amazing news for all travelers in Europe and we hope Wizz Air will not compensate this change in increased prices and keep their fares low.

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The airline will fly from Kiev to Lisbon and Tallinn (and vice versa) from next year!

First flights will be operated on 19th April 2018.

Especially the connection between Lisbon and Kiev is very interesting with no real competition on this route, which means all fans of low-cost traveling will be able to enjoy much cheaper flight tickets than until now.

Tallinn is also interesting destination as it is Wizz Air’s first airport served in Estonia.

The prices are not available yet but we can expect something as €40 for one-way flight between Kiev and Lisbon and around €20 between Kiev and Tallinn for the cheapest tickets.

Wizz Air will also place one more Airbus A320 to Kiev base which will increase frequencies on 7 already existing routes from the Ukrainian capital.

In other news, competitor Ryanair yesterday announced it cancels the plans to start flying to Kiev and Lviv in Ukraine because it didn’t reach agreement with Kiev Borispol airport.

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The new routes will be Lviv to/from Berlin (Schoenefeld) and Kiev to/from Frankfurt (Hahn), Lublin and Poznan!

This is amazing news for all fans of low cost traveling in Europe.

Both Kiev and Lviv are very beautiful cities with many great and cheap restaurants and interesting architecture.

First flights to/from Ukraine will start already this Summer 2017, specifically from August 2017.

Flights to Poland will start from 25th August and to Germany from 26th August.

The tickets are already bookable through Wizz Air’s official website and they start at just 10€ per flight for members of Wizz Discount Club!

Wizz Air already flies from Lviv to Wroclaw and from Kiev to Larnaca, Copenhagen, Cologne, Dortmund, Hamburg, Hannover, Memmingen, Nurember, Budapest, Kaunas, Vilnius, Gdansk, Katowice, Warsaw, Bratislava and London.

Flights to Poland will take place 2 times per week (Monday and Friday) and flights to Frankfurt will be operated 3 times per week.

We have some secret info that Ryanair is also planning a massive expansion in Ukraine and also Georgia, so we will hopefuly see more of such good news soon!

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You will now get 1+1 free ticket on all flights and all routes!

This means that you will get a free ticket for every purchased flight.

You don’t have to be a member of Wizz Discount Club to get this deal.

There’s €8 administration fee for the free ticket so the discount is not that high in case of cheapest tickets. However if you decide to book more expensive seats, you can save quite significantly.

Small cabin luggage up to 42×32×25 cm is included in the free ticket.

Travel dates are not limited, you can book flights until March 2016.

Hurry up, this offer is valid only today.

Book at wizzair.com.

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