Important notice: Wizz Air introduces a passenger-friendly regulation
One of the biggest drawbacks of travelling by air is the size of your luggage. Every millimetre counts, and if you go over the allowed size, you’ll have to pay a lot of extra money.
Like all other airlines, Wizz Air limits the exact size of the luggage you can take on board. Now, they have added some new information: “The size limit does not include the luggage handle/wheels; however, the wheels may increase the size of the luggage by up to 5 cm.”
So now the size of the suitcase without wheels and handles is taken into account. This is a great news to many of us.
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Source: wizzair.com
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Only i n Hungary would this kind of news be considered so important as to be given prominence at the top of the website.
@carmine honestly Wizz Air is a low cost and is so strict about luggage size that I’ve never seen such strictness in any other airline I’ve flown with. not even the big ones that do intercontinental flights every day are so strict about luggage size as Wizz Air is. Take an oversized luggage (obviously not that big, but a travel backpack, 40L, for example). Wizz Air will make sure you pay the 30 EUR fee at the airport if you don’t buy the priority pass. RyanAir won’t even care if you don’t have priority, no one there checks for your luggage size, it’s common sense. and for the other airlines, they MIGHT check if they think your luggage is too big for cabin luggage, but other than this, they aren’t as strict as Wizz Air that they keep checking everyone’s luggage when you’re about to board the plane.
I came back from Cyprus with wizz air
Couldn’t Check in on line got to airport 2 and half early to check in
They made us pay 50 euro we were a party of 8 I noticed on this flight over 20 or more people had to pay extra because you couldn’t get access to the net
So I won’t fly with them again every thing is charge might as well go on a regular airline
Wizz air,you just cant get on your webb site to check in.very bad karma.