How to Claim a Passenger Reimbursement or Compensation when Flight W62375 is Interrupted

Flight W62375 Trip Reimbursement for a Delay

In the event that you land at Barcelona International Airport from Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport with a delay, you may have a right to claim compensation from Wizz Air. This right for flight W6 2375 is based on the UE 261 Regulation from 2004 and generally applies if your arrival at BCN Airport (not your departure from Budapest Airport) is delayed more than 3 hours.

First, confirm if your W62375 journey from Budapest to Barcelona qualifies for flight delay compensation from Wizz Air using our free flight checker. Then, to significantly improve your chances of a successful W6 2375 compensation claim, use AirAdvisor’s platform and expertise.

Flight W6 2375 Trip Reimbursement for a Cancellation

A complete cancellation of your flight from Budapest Airport (BUD) to Barcelona International Airport may also qualify for compensation from Wizz Air of 400€. 

This W62375 flight cancellation reimbursement from Wizz Air is subject to terms and conditions, and there is no one better to assist you with the W6 2375 claim process than AirAdvisor. When your flight travelling from Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport to Barcelona Airport leaves you stranded, we’re here to help.

W6 2375 Travel Reimbursement: My Passenger Rights and the Process to Follow

Flight W6 2375 Cancelled: Your Right to a Reimbursement

Being grounded at Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport without a way to get to Barcelona because your flight W62375 is cancelled is frustrating. Legally, Wizz Air needs to issue a refund for a cancelled W62375 flight to Barcelona International Airport. You may also qualify for reimbursement from Wizz Air for associated costs, like hotel rooms, that are a direct result of the W6 2375 cancellation.

Route Map from Budapest (BUD) to Barcelona (BCN) for Wizz Air Flight W62375

Facts Regarding Wizz Air

Wizz Air, the Hungarian ultra low-cost carrier, was founded back in 2003 and has become a major player in the European aviation industry. With its head office in Budapest, the airline boasts the largest fleet in Hungary and flies to over 190 airports in 51 countries worldwide. With 1100+ routes to choose from, it's easy to see why Wizz Air has carried over 45 million passengers in 2022 alone. The airline provides a budget-friendly option for travelers, while maintaining high standards of safety and customer service.

A Brief Look at Budapest Ferenc Liszt Airport (BUD)

Budapest Ferenc Liszt Airport is the largest airport in Hungary, serving the bustling Budapest metropolitan area. First opened in 1985, the airport has since been a hub for many airlines, such as Wizz Air and Ryanair. Located just 16 km from the city center, Budapest Ferenc Liszt Airport covers an extensive area of 1,515 hectares and boasts two passenger terminals. In 2022 alone, the airport handled over 12.2 million passengers, a testament to its importance not only to the city but to the entire country.

Barcelona Airport (BCN) Information

Josep Tarradellas Barcelona, commonly referred to as El Prat Airport, is a bustling hub of international travel located just southwest of the charming city of Barcelona. This airport is the second largest and second busiest in all of Spain, and the sixth busiest in Europe, handling a staggering 52,686,314 passengers in 2019 alone. With its sleek and modern design, El Prat serves as the hub for Level and Vueling, as well as a focus city for other major airlines like Air Europa, Iberia, EasyJet and Ryanair. Whether you're jetting off to an exotic destination or returning home from a faraway adventure, El Prat Airport offers a seamless and convenient travel experience for all.

Flight W6 2375 Reimbursement for Trips from Budapest to Barcelona: Answers to Common Questions

• What process do I follow when flight W62375 to Barcelona International Airport (BCN) experiences a delay?
• What if my flight from Budapest BUD to Barcelona BCN is 2 hours late? Can I claim reimbursement?
• What kind of payment can I expect to receive from Wizz Air when flight W62375 has a delay?
• How is this air journey from Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport to Barcelona International Airport typically referenced?

What process do I follow when flight W62375 to Barcelona International Airport (BCN) experiences a delay?

Once you land at Barcelona International Airport, speak with Wizz Air staff to confirm the exact reason why flight W6 2375 had a delay. Armed with this information relating to flight W62375, head to AirAdvisor to file a risk-free compensation claim because there’s no charge unless you win.

What if my flight from Budapest BUD to Barcelona BCN is 2 hours late? Can I claim reimbursement?

Since the required threshold for W62375 flight delay compensation is 3 hours, a 2-hour delay upon arrival at Barcelona Airport (BCN) would not qualify for any compensation.

What kind of payment can I expect to receive from Wizz Air when flight W62375 has a delay?

When you meet the minimum 3-hour threshold, a flight W6 2375 delay can qualify for payment of 400€ from Wizz Air. This is based on EU Regulation 261.

How is this air journey from Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport to Barcelona International Airport typically referenced?

This Wizz Air flight may be noted as W62375 or W6 2375. It may also be referenced as WZZ2375 or WZZ 2375.