Wizz Air contact
Wizz Air is an airline that you can't practically contact. Officially, you can only use the phone number 900 140 940 at a charge of 0,6 eur per minute. Calls are handled in English only.
Contact via social networks is not possible.
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I tried for 45 minutes to cancel the flight and couldn't.How can I contact the operator.Very bad service programme. I insist on cancelling the flight.
Check www.wizzair.com for a contact form. Or find a call center phone number. Alternatively, you can also use the web chat to get in touch with an agent.
If you "insist on cancelling" on a discussion site, it won't do you any good. 😉
Please tell me if I want to add a child to the reservation, are there any options other than calling by phone - it has not yet been possible
Chatbot - live agent?
Hi does anyone know when you annotate your own flights if you get your money back
Depending on which tariff they were bought on.
I fly from Thessaloniki to Larnaca and they ask me for my hand luggage an additional 63 euros what can I say only that they are bums and help me if you know is there any way to do something?
Did anyone get money from wizz back?
You need to describe the specific situation.
Is it really impossible to update the text? 1. there are two phone lines, 2. there is no link to the contact form, 3. sometimes Wizz can be contacted via Messenger.
I guess I'll answer for myself.
Extinction is coming
Wizz can also be contacted via chat on their website, but some operators are just lazy and terminate the connection after reading the request. You have to be patient. And I really don't understand why the guide text can't be updated...
I don't want to be the bearer of bad news, but if airport workers are on strike, you are not entitled to compensation from Wizz. If Wizz hasn't confirmed the cancellation, you'd better call the airport that you're supposed to fly to as it is. I understand the pissed off, but this is Wizz.
Looks like some flights from Greece are no longer available on Wizz for that date. Calling the airport probably won't be entirely useful - until Wizz cancels it, those flights can't be changed anyway.
Getting pissed off often clouds judgement - otherwise I don't know why anyone would berate Wizz on a complete stranger's website and still claim compensation they're not entitled to.
And so the fun is over - the hysterical Greek woman walked off offended.
And it just got interesting :-)
I don't understand why the cunt even came here to whine when she must have known full well what was coming and why. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Te...ns_in_2025
Same here I am due on the 09:45 flight on the 28th Feb from Athens to Budapest and then I have to change to Ryanair in Budapest for London. I am hearing that air traffic controllers are on strike that day. I haven't had any communication from wizz air regarding flight cancellation can you please advise if my flight will be cancelled.
I had my flight 7:55, i arrived at 5:00 am. i had done my check in and i was waiting for gate to open.
For 5 minutes i went to take a bottled water and they told me the gate was closed and didn't let me to pass through. they offended me, raised voices and were very rude.
That was a very bad experience and i missed the flight
Although, according to this guide, "Wizz Air is an airline that you can't practically contact." and "Contact via social networks is impossible", today, as many times before, I managed to contact this airline, even via social networks. I found that the accept, change and refund options on the website had disappeared for the two disrupted flights (one because of another, minor, change, the other just because - I guess it was coming up), so I went to their website to try via chat, as I had managed to do last time (and vice versa via Messenger). Apparently their chatbot had undergone some change for the worse, so it no longer offered a connection to an agent, I tried it x times. So I set off to ignominiously try my luck on FB, where there was some indication that it would be possible to connect with the agent via that stupid chatbot menu, but I got stuck at the stage after reporting the email address. However, I tried again after some time and strangely enough, after entering my email on the web form, a new message appeared in Messenger from a real live agent who, even more incredibly, really very quickly adjusted my booking to my wishes (like really express).
Well, not to be outdone by the criticism of this harshly un-updated guide, I'll add the information that there is apparently only one more number for the Wizz call center: +420225850035 for the price of a local call and with an extra 15 EUR for issues that can also be resolved separately on the web. "Calls are handled in English only." also no longer true. English-speaking agents are available 24/7, but Russian, Ukrainian, Polish, Italian, German, Bulgarian, Romanian and Hungarian can also be spoken Monday to Friday from 9am to 6pm.