Trip Report | Wizz Air UK | Airbus A321neo | Thessaloniki (SKG) - London (LTN)
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- Thank for you for watching this video! This was my trip report of Wizz Air UK onboard one of their Airbus A321neos from Thessaloniki to London LutonI think the flight was of a decent value, but I've seen better. This flight was however booked only 8 days prior to flying, so that could have caused the higher price.
The catering onboard Wizz Air was not really existent on this flight, as it was all sold on the flight to Thessaloniki, which was a bit of a shame.
Airline: Wizz Air UK
Flight: W94464
Aircraft: Airbus A321-271NX
Aircraft Registration: G-WUKS
Seat: 19A (Booked 20A but was offered the exit row change)
Flight Time: 3:03
Filmed On: Apple iPhone 14 Pro 4K@60fps
Date of Flight: 16 April 2022
Flew with Wizz Air for the first time to their new Istanbul route from both London LGW and LTN. The LGW one got delayed so we got a €800 compensation and a free Starbies, and on the return flight to LTN, both me and my dad got our own rows. Loved it!!
IST always seems to be delayed, which is pretty poor by Wizz Air. I'm glad you got compensated fairly! there are stories of Wizz Air not doing that :)
Delays, cancellations, lack of assistance, disorganization, refusal of refunds or compensation. This is Wizz Air.
Bruh 95 Quid for a Bag???
Yep.... I'm assuming it cost more as it was bought 5 hours before taking the actual flight. A normal 26kg bag on Wizz is like £70 which is still horrific!
In the emergency exit rows no seats can recline…
As a general principle they do not, however on Wizz Air none of the seats recline. I was in the seat 19F, which was the last emergency exit row which would typically recline on a normal flag carrier, as the row behind is not an exit row.
Maek zur you are awar on how use mergencie door for danger happens😢😂❤
I maek shur!!!
it’s Hungarian not british
This was a flight onboard Wizz Air UK, which is a subsidiary of the Hungarian Wizz Air. This means that the crew were based in Britain, and the aircraft was registered in Britain.
@@IFlyPlanes oh sorry