“All You Can Fly” gives flexible travelers access to last available seats across 34 countries
Wizz Air has launched a new edition of its “All You Can Fly” pass — a subscription model dubbed the “Netflix of flights.” The product allows passengers to book last remaining seats on flights across Wizz Air’s network up to three days before departure, targeting flexible travelers who can plan at short notice.
The company announced 10,000 available subscriptions across 34 countries, priced at €499 per year, plus €9.99 per flight segment.
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“All You Can Fly” doesn’t guarantee unlimited flying at any time but provides priority access to unsold seats under specific booking and baggage rules. During the first edition, users took an average of nine flights per year, showing that the service appeals to frequent travelers who don’t need to book far in advance.
Wizz Air has yet to disclose the exact duration and terms of this round, but all bookings will be managed digitally through customers’ online accounts and the mobile app.
Alongside this new product, Wizz continues to operate its Wizz Discount Club, which now counts over 5 million members, offering fare discounts and early access to promotions.
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