Starting in the fall, the company will offer customers unlimited flights for an annual fee of €599. Although the offer has caused controversy among travelers, all passes have quickly sold out. /nginx/o/2022/08/09/14748622t1h558d.jpg)
WizzAir's annual packages have proven very popular with travellers. Photo: Markus Mainka via www.imago-images.de
Starting in the fall, the company will offer customers unlimited flights for an annual fee of €599. Although the offer has caused controversy among travelers, all passes have quickly sold out.
The Hungarian budget airline launched a flat-rate annual fee package called WIZZ All You Can Fly a few weeks ago, initially priced at €499, but later increased by €100. All packages are currently sold out.
Travelers who purchase an annual pass can book flights no earlier than three days before departure. In addition, package owners must pay an additional €9.99 service fee for each flight. The package also does not include checked baggage, so only those customers who travel with carry-on baggage will not incur additional baggage costs.
