Delayed or Cancelled Wizz Air Flight W65702 - Compensation and Refund

Claiming Compensation for W6 5702 Flight Delay 

If your Wizz Air W6 5702 flight from Vienna International Airport (VIE) to London Gatwick Airport (LGW) is delayed, you may be eligible for flight delay compensation.

Wizz Air is required by Regulation EU EC261/ 2004 to provide indemnification if the flight delay upon arrival in London is longer than 3 hours.

If you took Wizz Air flight W6 5702 and want to know if you are entitled to compensation, the AirAdvisor team can assist you. We can help you determine if you meet the criteria for compensation from Wizz Air by using our effective tool: the free flight checker for flight W65702.

What Compensation to Expect for W6 5702 Flight Cancellation

If Wizz Air cancels your W6 5702 flight from Vienna International Airport to London Gatwick Airport and you meet the specific eligibility criteria, you may be eligible for compensation of 250€.

Many clients have informed us that when they try to handle it themselves, Wizz Air denies their requests for flight cancellation compensation. You can avoid this unpleasant situation if you file a claim with AirAdvisor and we will make sure you will get the compensation you deserve depending on the specifications of your flight.

What You Should Know About Your Passenger Rights and Compensation in the Event of a Flight Disruption 

Passengers on the canceled Flight W6 5702 may request a refund

If your flight W6 5702 is cancelled, Wizz Air must honor your request for a refund of a Vienna to London ticket and compensate you for any other expenses that were a direct result of the disruption (such as a night accommodation in Vienna).

More information about flight W65702 refund.

Map of the Vienna to London route taken by Wizz Air's W65702 flight

An Introduction to Wizz Air

Wizz Air, the Hungarian low-cost carrier, has come a long way since its establishment in 2003. With their head office situated in Budapest, they boast of having the largest fleet in Hungary. Today, Wizz Air is a force to reckon with, serving over 190 airports in 51 countries, and carrying over 45 million passengers in 2022. Their commitment to providing affordable travel options, coupled with their sheer number of flights; over 90,000 each day, has made them a favourite airline for many travelers. Wizz Air's impressive growth trajectory is a testament to their unwavering dedication to providing value for their customers.

Vienna Airport (VIE) - The Short Story

As the largest airport in Austria, Vienna International Airport serves as a hub for Austrian Airlines and as a base for Wizz Air and Ryanair. Located just 18 km (11 mi) from central Vienna in the town of Schwechat, this airport boasts an impressive magnitude and is capable of handling even the largest of aircraft, including the Airbus A380. With a flow of passengers from various European destinations and the ability to facilitate long-haul flights to North America, Africa, and Asia, Vienna International Airport provides a vital link between Austria and the rest of the world.

Meet London’s Gatwick Airport

Gatwick, one of the UK’s six main airports, isn’t far from the tourist areas of Central London. Roughly 30 miles is the distance travellers from the city centre need to cover to get here, and there are many public transportation options to choose from. Trains, Underground, buses, and even taxis are all suitable ways to get to the airport, depending on your budget and time constraints. Averaging an annual passenger count around the 40 million mark, London Gatwick offers access to budget airlines such as Vueling, EasyJet, and Wizz Air that take passengers worldwide. The Americas, Europe, Africa, and Asia are all reachable from this busy hub. Gatwick Airport is known for its convenient facilities, including lounges to relax in, duty-free shops for some retail therapy, and restaurants to fuel passengers for their upcoming journey. You really can’t beat this affordable and convenient London airport.

Compensation Queries on the Wizz Air W6 5702 Vienna-London Flight

• In the event of a delay of flight W6 5702 from Vienna to London, what steps should be taken?
• If my flight W6 5702 arrived at London Airport 2 hours late, am I eligible for compensation?
• How much compensation I can get for the delay of my flight W6 5702?
• Can the flight W65702 be referred to by a different name?

In the event of a delay of flight W6 5702 from Vienna to London, what steps should be taken?

Request information about the cause of the delay from Wizz Air and submit a claim for compensation risk-free. Even when dealing with Wizz Air, our knowledgeable team can assist you in advocating for your claim. We operate on a No-Win, No-Fee basis, so you have nothing to lose.

If my flight W6 5702 arrived at London Airport 2 hours late, am I eligible for compensation?

Unfortunately, delays of less than 3 hours for flight W6 5702 are not compensable under EU Regulation 261 / 2004. If, on the other hand, your flight is cancelled or took longer than 3 hours on arrival, you may be eligible for compensation in this case of flight delay of up to 250€.

How much compensation I can get for the delay of my flight W6 5702?

If you experience a delay of 3 hours or more arriving at London, you can claim compensation in case of flight delay of up to 250€, under EU Regulation 261.

Can the flight W65702 be referred to by a different name?

Wizz Air flight W65702 has several identifiers, including W65702, WZZ5702, W6 5702, and WZZ 5702.