Wizz Air ‘All You Can Fly’ Passes Sell out

Wizz Air sold out all of its 'All You Can Fly' passes.

Just over a week after the promotion was announced, all discounted Wizz Air annual passes have sold out, Italian daily Corriere della Sera reported.

The low-cost airline launched its “All You Can Fly” program on August 13, in which passengers can buy plane tickets for EUR 9.99 (HUF 4,000) for a year with a pass purchased for EUR 599 (HUF 236,000).

Members can book tickets in the Wizz Air network from September 25, 2024, but they can only choose from the available destinations 72 hours before the departure time.

Wizz Air issued a total of 10,000 passes, which is not a lot considering that the airline transports 50 million passengers a year.

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