Wizz Air flight
 

In May 2023, our Wizz Air flight from London to Athens got canceled, causing a three-day delay for the earliest rebooking. To salvage our holiday, we bought a £1,236 flight with British Airways for the next day and spent an additional £279 on a hotel near Gatwick Airport. We asked Wizz Air for a £1,144 refund (new flights + hotel), plus £700 compensation for the inconvenience. Despite communication efforts, the airline only paid £700 and declined the rest. Our claim to AviationADR was successful, ruling that Wizz Air owed us £1,844. However, the airline is still withholding the remaining balance, and we've had no response to our emails.

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It's never easy dealing with flight cancellations and delays, especially when it disrupts your holiday plans. It's great to hear that you were proactive and managed to salvage your vacation by booking a new flight with British Airways and finding a nearby hotel. You deserved compensation for the inconvenience caused by the cancellation and the expenses incurred due to the rescheduling. However, I understand your frustration with the airline still withholding the remaining balance and not responding to your emails. In situations like this, seeking help from services like AirAdvisor can be a valuable option. They specialize in helping passengers with flight-related compensation issues and could potentially assist you in getting the compensation you rightfully deserve. I hope everything gets sorted out smoothly for you, and you can finally receive the compensation owed to you. Traveling should be a delightful experience, and it's unfortunate when it's marred by such incidents