Watch out! Wizz Air cancels several flights
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Wizz Air, Hungary’s low-cost airline, announced in a statement they sent to the Hungarian News Agency (MTI) that they would cancel several flights because of a compulsory engine checkup. However, they did not tell MTI or the press which flights would be concerned.
According to portfolio.hu, the jet engine manufacturer Pratt & Whitney is to check GTF engines in an accelerated procedure. However, the process concerns several Wizz Air planes. Due to the compulsory checkup, Wizz Air had to modify its timetable and cancel several flights in September and October.
Passengers already obtaining a ticket for the flights concerned will be able to choose from two options. They can either rebook their flight on alternative planes or use the refunding option and receive 120 percent of their ticket price on a Wizz account. Furthermore, they can get 100 percent of their ticket’s price in their bank account.
For passengers who bought their tickets through a travel agency, the airline recommends establishing contact with the website or the company concerned as soon as possible. Moreover, they recommend each of their passengers check their spam because it might happen information about schedule modifications would land there. Wizz Air added they had no influence on the process but apologised for the inconvenience.
Sounds as if the Americans have WizzAir in their grip. Perhaps WizzAir should start something like Flixbus too? And not only from Budapest airport, Hungary is bigger than Budapest only.
The future and travelling can be pink for sure.