Wizz Air Voucher Codes: Flights at very low prices
Coupons and discounts at Wizz Air Switzerland
The Wizz Discount Club: Much better than a single promo code
• The concept: For an annual subscription of approximately 35 CHF, you get an immediate discount of at least 10 CHF on every flight (whenever the flight costs more than 20 CHF).
• Immediate ROI: If you are traveling as a pair, the subscription pays for itself starting from your very first round trip departing from Basel.
• Baggage discount: You also benefit from a 5 CHF discount on each bag checked in online.
-20% Flash Sales: The insider's choice
• The discount: Usually -20% on a selection of flights.
• The TripDeals tip: These offers do not require a promo code, as the prices are updated directly on the website. Sign up for their newsletter to receive the alert at 6:00 AM, as the bargain seats tend to sell out in just a few minutes.
Using Cashback and WIZZ Credits
• WIZZ Credit: If you book your car through their partner (often Rentalcars), you receive 5% to 10% of the amount as credit back to your Wizz Air account. This credit can then be used like a promo code to pay for your future flights.
• Swiss Banks: Use your Neon or Revolut card to avoid foreign transaction fees, as Wizz Air often displays its prices in Euros by default if you aren't careful.
FAQ: Your questions about Wizz Air discounts in Switzerland
No, Wizz Air does not operate from Zurich Airport (ZRH). To benefit from their fares, Zurich residents must travel to EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse (about 1 hour by train or car). This is the airline's main hub for Switzerland.
If you have a code (often a welcome code or from a credit), you must enter it at the very first search step, just below the destination selection. There is a dedicated box labeled “Promo code”.
Oui, Wizz Air est très strict. Le tarif de base ne comprend qu’un petit sac (40x30x20cm). Si vous avez une valise, l’option “Wizz Priority” est souvent le meilleur calcul car elle inclut une valise cabine et l’embarquement prioritaire pour un prix fixe.
The principle: The Wizz Air website detects your departure airport. If you fly from Basel (BSL/MLH), it often displays prices in Euros (€) by default because the airport is technically in France.
The conversion: You can switch the display to CHF in the currency menu, but be careful: Wizz Air uses its own exchange rate, which is often less favourable than your bank’s.
The TripDeals tip: Pay in Euros using a "next-generation" Swiss bank card (Neon, Yuh, Revolut). Your bank will convert at the real market rate, saving you between 3% and 5% on the total price compared to the rate imposed by Wizz Air.