"All You Can Fly" is a kind of all inclusive in airline jargon.
If you travel often, the cost of air tickets can add up quickly, which is why Wizz Air has decided to offer passengers an "All You Can Fly" package. The low-cost airline, which operates in almost 200 cities (and 50 countries), has introduced a subscription that allows you unlimited flights for a period of one year. But not all that glitters is gold. Even if it's a bargain, don't overlook the fine print.
What is 'All You Can Fly'?
Membership in the program created by Wizz Air offers passengers unlimited flights. For €599 per year - for those who signed up before August 16, the price was only €499 - Wizz Air allows you to book any number of flights for a period of one year. From September onwards.
Airlines often offer packages with a limited number of flights at a reduced price, but none have yet taken the bold step of offering an unlimited number. The American air carrier Frontier Airlines and Malaysian AirAsia also decided on quite similar offers.
How to get membership?
Membership can be obtained on the All You Can Fly website. To get started, you'll need to register and agree to the company's terms and conditions and privacy notice. Once the amount is deducted from your account, you will be able to start booking seats for the period from September 2024 onwards. But there is also the fine print.
The first flight you book is included in the price, after which there is a €9.99 booking fee for each flight. In addition, there are additional costs for seat selection and luggage. In addition, All You Can Fly members are only entitled to book flights up to 72 hours before departure. This means that booking a plane ticket three months before the flight is out of the question.
What's more, a limited number of memberships are available for each airport that Wizz Air operates from. According to the BBC, the airline has announced that it is offering 10,000 subscriptions to the market, and several have already sold out to date.
"In the event that you cannot select the desired airport, please note that the limit has been reached and that Wizz Air unfortunately cannot currently offer you a Wizz All You Can Fly membership," the airline wrote on its website.
