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4 ημέρες πριν · TAGGED: W6. European low-cost carrier Wizz Air (W6) introduces an 'all you can fly' subscription, offering unlimited flights for an annual fee of 499 euros. The offer extends to destinations in Europe, North Africa, the Middle East, and Asia. Subscribers can book available flights up to three days before departure for a flat fee.
5 ημέρες πριν · As such, even if they may be willing to pay, travellers may miss out on unlimited flight memberships due to their airport of choice being sold out very fast. These flight deals also often include ...
5 ημέρες πριν · These include the ‘number of total registered members of Wizz All You Can Fly, number of overall passengers with booking to the given flight and the seat capacity of the given flight.’ The service launched with an introductory price of EUR 499 ($549) and after this period the cost was to rise to EUR 599 ($659).
1 ημέρα πριν · Wizz Air has just unveiled its new 'all you can fly' subscription pass, offering unlimited flights for the annual fee of 499 euros, or about $550. This novel approach allows travelers throughout Europe to book both one-way and roundtrip flights without restrictions, and is expected to stir up competition among low-cost carriers.
3 ημέρες πριν · Unlimited flights for the cost of three and a half. Hungary’s low-fare carrier, Wizz Air, is the firm behind the offer, which sees 10,000 unlimited annual subscriptions up for grabs. The deal was priced at €499 until 16 August 2024, but has now risen to €599, with an extra €9.99 flat fee payable on booking. Not a bad offer in theory.
5 ημέρες πριν · Following the promotional phase, the price will increase to EUR 599 ($659), sparking interest among those seeking budget-friendly travel options. The airline quickly saw immense demand, reaching its cap of 10,000 memberships almost immediately.
2 ημέρες πριν · "The price cap is expected to rise again in January, but bill payers can take action now to lock in certainty on how much they pay," says Uswitch director of regulation Richard Neudegg.
