Wizz Air Flight Disruptions

No one likes a flight delay, not even airlines. But they happen even to some of the most popular European airlines — including Wizz Air.

Fortunately, SkyRefund helps passengers traveling in the EU claim compensation for their flight delay, cancellation or denied boarding.

According to EU Regulation 261, passengers have the right to up to €600 for their disruption. And even though the legislation that lays the foundations for claiming compensation is European, neither the airline nor the passenger has to be registered in the EU for them to be able to claim.

Rather, it’s the circumstances around the flight that will determine if you are eligible for a refund. Among the determinants are:

a) how late you arrived at your final destination
b) the nationality of the airline or (if it’s not European) if its flight departed from the EU; Wizz Air is Hungarian so this requirement is automatically fulfilled.
c) the presence of any extraordinary circumstances (e.g. bad weather or an airport strike)

If you have suffered a flight delay on a Wizz Air service, SkyRefund can help you receive your money.

You only need to submit your flight details and their experts will take care of the rest; for you, the procedure would not take more than a few minutes. Once you are done, they will conduct an in-depth investigation of your case, submit your claim to the airline and protect your rights if the air carrier resists paying compensation for your valid claim. SkyRefund works with top-notch lawyers and is ready to take your case to court if necessary.

Occasionally, depending on the airline’s cooperation the whole process may take more than a few months. Imagine the frustration if you had to deal with all of the delays and hurdles that may come up during the process of claiming. Instead, SkyRefund will do all of the hard work for you.

In the meantime, you can sit back and relax and do what you do best. And when you receive your money, you will be able to do even more of it. :)