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On November 2016 I bought a Wizz Air ticket, paying by credit card. The flight is in June 2017. Recently my friends, also interested in travelling to the same place as me, were checking flights and noticed that on the day and route of my ticket Wizz Air says there is no flight. It's like this for at least a week. I have received no notification about flight cancellation or any other message from Wizz Air.

Should I worry that I no longer have a flight, or is this just Wizz Air's poor way of showing that the flight is sold out and no longer available for new passengers?

Also, is there a way of contacting them which doesn't involve calling the premium rate number of their call center (an email address would be perfect)?

Ari Brodsky
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When you go to https://wizzair.com/ you will see this in the upper right corner:

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click on "check-in & bookings" and see what your flight details are. Surely it will show if the flight has been cancelled. There does not seem to be any other way the cancellation page only shows recent ones, not future ones.

Also note the official way of notifying you about cancellation is the telephone, here's the General Conditions of Carriage for Passengers and Baggage:

15.3.3. We are not liable for any indemnification or compensation if We could not notify You in advance of the cancellation because You were not reachable on the telephone numbers provided in Your reservation.

Finally, to answer your question: if you check the United Arab Emirates number on the contact page you will find +3616777507 marked "international" rate simply, now this is an ordinary Hungarian landline number. Also you can find +3616777104 as the "International number for HU, RO etc", another Hungarian landline. +36 is Hungary, 1 is Budapest.