Wizz Air All You Can Fly Statistics
When could you actually fly? Availability patterns from the past 365 days — release batches, lead times, shelf life and more.
About these numbers: live route availability elsewhere on this site comes from the official daily Wizz list, but a year of history takes a year to collect — so these charts are an illustrative model of typical AYCF patterns. A community archive of the real daily lists (back to March 2025) lives at
wizzair-aycf-availability on GitHub if you want the raw history.
Bookable on
Flights available on each day
The flights people could book on each day (not the day the flights departed).
Calendar rhythm
Average by month
The average number of bookable flights available each day, by calendar month.
Flying on
Flights by departure weekday
Average number of AYCF flights departing on each weekday. The busiest weekday is highlighted.
Flying on
Flights by departure date
How many AYCF flights were available for each departure date — a flight leaving on 10 August counts on 10 August, even if bookable earlier.
Released during the day
When new flights appeared
Share of new availability appearing at each hour of the day. Wizz drops most AYCF inventory in an evening batch — set your alerts before it.
Local time. The evening batch around 18:00–21:00 is when most fresh availability lands.
First spotted
How far ahead flights first appeared
Whether AYCF flights usually become available well before departure or closer to take-off.
Most availability appears right at the top of the 96-hour window.
Shelf life
How long flights stayed available
How long AYCF availability usually remained bookable after it appeared.