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Ultra-low-cost airline Wizz Air has received approval to operate transatlantic flights between the United Kingdom and the United States. Yes, really. But before anyone starts imagining £99 flights to New York on a pink aircraft, there is an important detail. These flights will not be regular scheduled routes. Instead, the airline has been given permission to run charter transatlantic services, mainly transporting European football teams and fans travelling to the 2026 FIF

I managed to grab a Wizz Air flight from London Gatwick to Mykonos for under £50. Yes, an actual Greek island for less than a night out in Soho. But was it a bargain… or a punishment? This is my real Wizz Air A321 review, including baggage, seating, onboard comfort, food, cleanliness and whether I’d actually fly Wizz again.

If you fly low-cost airlines regularly, you’ll know that “cheap flight” doesn’t always mean cheap experience especially when it comes to luggage. Over the years I’ve tested more cabin bags than I care to count, from spontaneous Ryanair weekends to last-minute Wizz Air getaways and countless easyJet city hops. And while the fares might be similar, the baggage rules in 2025 are definitely not.

When Wizz Air announced their All You Can Fly Pass, I thought it sounded like the travel hack of the century. For a one-time yearly payment of €599 (around £510) plus a flat fee of €9.99 per flight, you’d supposedly unlock unlimited flights across Wizz Air’s entire international network. 780 routes, 53 countries, spontaneous getaways whenever you wanted? Count me in. But as I quickly discovered, the reality was far more frustrating. In fact, the pass was so restrictive......

Wizz Air’s expansion into Medina aligns with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 initiative, which focuses on boosting tourism and economic growth. M