The low-cost airline said Hungarian travelers can use the subscription to secure tickets across routes available from Hungary, with the option to add checked baggage as part of the service.

Unlike the Wizz All You Can Fly membership, which also operates on a subscription basis but follows a different model, Wizz MultiPass is aimed primarily at passengers who plan their travel a year in advance and fly regularly on a smaller number of routes.

Under the program, subscribers can book one one-way or round-trip ticket per month at a fixed price. The booking can include WIZZ Priority boarding and a 20 kg checked bag and must be made no later than five days before departure.

After the initial one-time payment for the first month, MultiPass subscribers pay a fixed price for their tickets during the remaining 11 months, with the process handled automatically. By contrast, the Wizz All You Can Fly pass allows passengers to buy multiple fixed-price tickets each month depending on availability, but only within a 72- to three-hour window before departure.

The Wizz MultiPass subscription can also be purchased during the month, no later than five days before the end of the month. The first ticket can be booked at least five days after the pass is activated.

Silvia Mosquera Gonzalez, chief commercial officer at Wizz Air, said, “Many of our passengers are looking for predictability when planning their travel, especially during peak periods when fares can fluctuate the most. Wizz MultiPass gives Hungarian travelers the opportunity to lock in their ticket costs for an entire year, whether they commute regularly or plan multiple holidays. The goal is to give customers greater control over their travel budgets.”