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I hereby notify you of my decision to terminate the contract relating to the Wizz Air service.
This notification constitutes a firm, clear and unequivocal intention to cancel the contract, effective at the earliest possible date or in accordance with the applicable contractual period.
Please take all necessary measures to:
– cease all billing from the effective date of cancellation;
– confirm in writing the proper processing of this request;
– and, if applicable, send me the final statement or balance confirmation.
This cancellation is addressed to you by certified e-mail. The sending, timestamping and content integrity are established, making it a probative document meeting electronic proof requirements. You therefore have all the necessary elements to proceed with regular processing of this cancellation, in accordance with applicable principles regarding written notification and contractual freedom.
In accordance with personal data protection rules, I also request:
– deletion of all my data not necessary for your legal or accounting obligations;
– closure of any associated personal account;
– and confirmation of actual data deletion according to applicable privacy rights.
I retain a complete copy of this notification as well as proof of sending.
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Cancellation Wizz Air: Easy Method
What is Wizz Air
Overview
Wizz Air is a low-cost airline originally based in Hungary that offers budget flights across Europe and to selected international destinations.
It sells one‑off tickets and optional add‑ons such as seat selection, baggage, and flexibility products for additional fees.
Service model
The carrier uses a no‑frills model: base fares cover travel only, and many services cost extra at booking or later.
Understanding the add‑ons and cancellation rules is important to avoid surprises when changing or cancelling bookings.
How to cancel Wizz Air
Cancel online (recommended)
- Log into your WIZZ Account on the web or mobile app.
- Go to Make changes → Cancel flight for the reservation you want to cancel.
- Voluntary cancellations are allowed up to 3 hours before scheduled departure via the account area.
Call centre, vouchers and special cases
- If you paid with WIZZ vouchers, voluntary cancellation is only possible for all passengers and flights together; refunds are returned as WIZZ Account credits.
- To request a cash refund instead of credits, contact Wizz Air call centre (cash refund via call centre may be possible but could incur different terms).
- If you purchased WIZZ Flex, cancel via the same account flow - the cancellation fee is waived and credits are issued.
What happens when you cancel
Access after cancellation
After you cancel via your WIZZ Account, the system will show the cancelled status and any refund amount or credit balance.
Keep screenshots and the updated booking page for your records until the refund or credits appear.
Credit creation and expiry
Refunds from voluntary cancellations are normally processed as WIZZ Account credits within roughly 72 hours.
Credits from WIZZ Flex expire in 90 days; standard WIZZ credits typically expire after one year. Keep track of expiry dates in your account.
Will I get a refund?
Voluntary cancellations - default treatment
Voluntary cancellations initiated by the passenger are generally refunded as WIZZ Account credits only.
- Credits usually appear in the WIZZ Account within 72 hours.
- To request a cash refund instead of credits you must contact the call centre (different processing and possible conditions apply).
Exceptions and Wizz‑initiated changes
If Wizz Air cancels or significantly delays a flight, you can rebook within the rebooking window, accept alternatives, or request a full fare refund.
Special statutory cooling‑off rights do not generally apply in Singapore; an Israeli 14‑day right exists only for Israeli passengers under specific law and is not applicable in Singapore.
Wizz Air plans and pricing
Pricing table
| Plan | Price | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| All You Can Fly (Annual) | €499/year (intro), then €599/year + €9.99 per flight | Annual | Unlimited flights (subject to availability), book 72h before departure; carry‑on only |
| Wizz Discount Club Standard | €34.99/year | Annual | €10 off flights ≥ €19.99, €5 off checked baggage |
| Wizz Discount Club Group | €69.99/year | Annual | Same as Standard but covers up to five companions |
| MultiPass (UAE example) | AED 259 (one‑way) / AED 519 (return) per month | Monthly (12‑month commitment) | Ticket and baggage fixed price per month (UAE‑specific) |
Notes on pricing
No Singapore‑specific SGD pricing was available in the provided data; subscription pricing is region dependent and often shown in EUR or local currency per market.
Check the pricing page for your billing country in the app or during checkout for the exact local amounts and terms.
Your consumer rights in Singapore
Cooling‑off and contract rules
In Singapore there is no automatic 14‑day cooling‑off right for flight bookings or travel services under general contract law.
CPFTA’s 5‑day cooling‑off period applies only to unsolicited direct‑sales contracts and not to standard travel bookings.
Dispute resolution and remedies
For problems that cannot be resolved with the airline, CASE (Consumers Association of Singapore) may assist with mediation and complaints handling.
Unresolved claims can be taken to the Small Claims Tribunal (up to S$20,000, or S$30,000 by agreement) - see local legal guidance for steps and limits.
Customer experiences
Positive feedback
Some passengers report punctual flights and professional crew behaviour in online reviews; positive comments highlight helpful onboard staff.
Balanced reading of reviews can show where service levels vary by route and time.
Common complaints
Frequent negative reports include last‑minute cancellations or long delays with limited customer support, difficulty obtaining refunds, and unexpected ancillary fees.
Online threads also mention problems with website/app reliability and disputes over charges or rebooking costs.
Documentation checklist
Required items
- Booking reference (PNR) and passenger names exactly as on booking.
- Payment proof: card statement or transaction receipt used to purchase the ticket.
- Passport or ID used for travel.
Helpful extras
- Evidence of WIZZ Flex purchase or voucher codes if applicable.
- Screenshots of the cancelled booking page, emails, and any error messages.
- Contact details and written records of calls or chats with airline staff.
Common mistakes
Timing and fee surprises
Passengers sometimes assume standard ticket prices include flexibility; cancelling close to departure can mean loss of fare or only credit refund.
Buying add‑ons late at the airport is often much more expensive than prepaying online.
Platform and booking errors
Do not rely solely on the app confirmation screen - save emails and screenshots in case the website/app later shows inconsistent status.
When using vouchers, remember cancellation rules differ: some voucher payments require all‑passenger cancellation for refunds as credits.
Comparative recap
At‑a‑glance comparison table
| Feature | Voluntary cancellation | Wizz‑initiated cancellation | WIZZ Flex | Paid with WIZZ vouchers |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| How to cancel | Via WIZZ Account (web/app) up to 3h before flight | Airline contacts passenger; rebooking or refund options offered | Cancel via account; no cancellation fee | Only possible for whole reservation (all passengers/flights) |
| Refund type | WIZZ Account credits by default; call centre required for cash | Full fare refund to original payment or credits; rebooking allowed | Credits issued; no cancellation fee; 90‑day expiry on Flex credits | Refund only as WIZZ credits |
| Credit expiry | Standard credits typically expire in 1 year | Depends on refund option chosen (cash or credits) | Credits expire in 90 days | Follow standard credit expiry rules (check account) |
| Cash refund possible? | Only via call centre request (not via web/app) | Yes - option to refund to original payment | Usually credits; check terms for cash options | No - credits only |
Quick takeaway
Voluntary cancellations default to credits; Wizz‑initiated changes offer more options including cash refunds.
WIZZ Flex increases flexibility; vouchers impose special rules - always confirm conditions at purchase.
After cancelling
Next steps
Monitor your WIZZ Account for the credited amount and the stated expiry date; keep records until the matter is closed.
If you expect a cash refund, follow up with the call centre and retain any case or reference numbers for escalation.
Useful links
- CPFTA and cancellation guidance (Advomi)
- Consumer rights and dispute options in Singapore
- Overview of Wizz Discount Club (third‑party coverage)
- Customer reviews and common issues (Trustpilot)
- Community reports and experiences (Reddit)
Address
Corporate address
Wizz Air Hungary Ltd.
Laurus Offices, Building B, Kőér utca 2/A, H‑1103 Budapest, Hungary
Notes on formal complaints
For formal or written complaints, send a clear letter referencing your booking reference and copies of supporting documents.
Consider registered mail or an official complaints channel and keep proof of submission for any escalation or legal steps.