Wizz Air changes ticket refund rules: in which cases you can get your money back.

The popular Hungarian low-cost airline Wizz Air provides tourists with the opportunity to travel to almost any corner of the world. However, the airline has certain rules, failing to comply with which you will lose money on ticket compensation.

The portal avianews.com explains in which cases Wizz Air refunds money for tickets.

It is stated that passengers are entitled to a full refund of ticket costs if the flight is canceled by the airline itself. The low-cost airline can refund the money to a card or in the form of WIZZ credits. The company often adds bonuses to the credits that you can use in the future to purchase tickets.

Travelers also have the right to receive a full compensation for tickets if the flight is delayed by more than 5 hours or is rescheduled for the next day.

During the peak vacation season, there may be a situation where a Wizz Air passenger may not have enough space. This happens because the airline sells more tickets than there are seats on the plane. In this case, the passenger is entitled to a full ticket refund or may be transferred to another flight. Refunds can be processed directly at the airport with a representative of the ground service.

The full ticket price can also be refunded if a close relative—parents, spouse, siblings, grandparents, children, or grandchildren—has passed away 30 days before the planned departure. A copy of the death certificate must be attached to the refund request.

You can contact the airline for a refund online through the website or through the Wizz Air call center.

The Hungarian low-cost airline Wizz Air adheres to rules regarding refunds for tickets in cases such as flight cancellations, significant delays, or overselling more tickets than there are seats on the plane. Tourists can expect a refund provided they comply with the established conditions, which should be reviewed in advance before purchasing a ticket.