What is aycf.pro for Wizz Air All You Can Fly users?

aycf.pro is an independent Wizzair All You Can Fly scanner that helps AYCF users search available flights, monitor routes, and trigger alerts when pass inventory appears.

Can aycf.pro track Wizz Air AYCF routes from any airport?

Yes. You can filter Wizz Air AYCF flights by departure airport, destination, date, time window, price, and connection type across the available network.

Does aycf.pro offer alerts when AYCF seats appear?

Yes. aycf.pro supports email alerts, Telegram alerts, and Seat Lock workflows so matching Wizzair All You Can Fly seats can be reserved within the minute they appear.

Wizzair All You Can Fly Pro | Wizz Air AYCF Search, Alerts & Seat Lock

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Search Wizzair All You Can Fly flights before the pass inventory disappears

aycf.pro is an independent Wizzair All You Can Fly search and alert platform for frequent AYCF users. Search available flights up to 3 days ahead, monitor exact Wizz Air AYCF routes, and trigger email, Telegram, or Seat Lock actions so matching seats can be reserved within the minute they appear.

Live Wizzair AYCF availability by airport, destination, date, price, and time window
Direct, roundtrip, and multi-stop route search across the Wizz Air network
Instant alerts via email, Telegram, and Seat Lock automation

aycf.pro is an independent tracker and is not affiliated with Wizz Air.

Website Guide

Step 1 of 8

Step 1 - Browse flights

Use the Flights tab when you want one direct AYCF flight and you already know the rough direction or time window.

Pick filters: Select departure, destination, date, and departure time. Example: WRO to DTM, 13.05, 14:00-18:00.
Use quick dates: Date chips in the table header can be combined, so a weekend search can include Friday, Saturday, and Sunday at once.
Use the time range: The left time is earliest departure, the right time is latest departure on the Flights page.
Pin flights: Pin candidates you want to compare later; pinned rows stay visible when filters change.

Step 2 - Search roundtrips and routes

Use Route Search for one-way ideas with stops, and Roundtrips when outbound and return must fit together.

Specific route: Use this when both ends are fixed, for example BUD to AGP with one stop and a max layover of 6 hours.
Explore: Leave the destination open to discover where you can go from one airport on selected dates.
Roundtrips: Set minimum and maximum stay, for example 48-96 hours for a long weekend.
Airport changes: Enable (same-)city changes only when you can change airports. Individual transfers in Settings can also allow pairs like SOF to VAR.

Step 3 - Use the map

The Map tab is best for exploring reachable cities visually before you narrow the search in Flights or Route Search.

Choose a start: Pick an airport from the dropdown or click it on the map, then scan direct and connected destinations.
Direct / 1 stop / 2 stop: Start with Direct for clean availability, then increase depth when you want more options.
Date chips: Combine dates to see whether a route exists on any of the selected days.
Transfer minutes: (Same-)city transfer minutes use your profile default unless you type a custom value for the current search.

Step 4 - Create alerts

Flight Alerts watch scraped route availability and can use Email, Telegram, Seat Lock, or any combination.

Direct: Monitor one route on selected dates, for example WRO to DTM on 13.05 with earliest departure 00:00 and latest arrival 23:59.
One-Stop: Monitor connections with a layover range and optional via airport, for example BCN to OTP via BUD with 90-360 minutes.
Roundtrip: Monitor outbound and return availability together when both legs must be possible.
Recurring: Monitor weekdays repeatedly, for example every Friday outbound and Sunday return.
Manage alerts: The alert list below the forms lets you toggle Email, Telegram, and Seat Lock without changing pages.

Step 5 - Seat Lock

Seat Lock signs in to Wizz, reserves the matching AYCF flight, and leaves payment to you in the Wizz app.

Save credentials: Configure Seat Lock in Profile Settings. Saving runs a live login test before credentials become usable.
Reserve now: Use the Flights table button when you want to reserve a visible direct flight immediately.
Alert action: Enable Seat Lock on an alert if the first matching flight should trigger an automatic reservation attempt.
Cancel: Cancelling stops the current run and lets you start the same reservation again.
After success: Fully close and reopen the Wizz app before paying.

Step 6 - Profile settings

Profile settings define the defaults that new searches and alerts use, while individual forms can still override them.

Notification email: Changing it sends an opt-in link. Active alerts switch only after confirmation.
Telegram: Open the bot, send /start, and paste the generated code into Settings.
Default alert actions: Choose whether new alerts start with Email, Telegram, and Seat Lock enabled.
Airport transfers: Set a default transfer time and add custom pairs, for example Sofia (SOF) to Warna/Varna (VAR) with 240 minutes.
Columns: Pick different table columns for desktop and mobile, then reset them if you want the default layout back.

Step 7 - Configuration examples

Use these settings as starting points, then tighten them once you know which airports, transfer times, and notification channels work best for you.

AYCF pricing: Every AYCF leg is treated as 9.99 EUR. A two-leg AYCF connection therefore shows 19.98 EUR, while Ryanair and WizzAir legs use their scraped live price.
Airline data: Enable Ryanair and WizzAir when you want extra non-AYCF options. Their date range defaults to the next three days, cannot go into the past, and the max price filter uses EUR.
Date ranges: Range inputs use the format start date to end date. Choose the shortest useful window first, then expand it if the result count is too small.
Route sorting: Route Search and Roundtrips can be sorted by start date or price. Start date is best when timing matters; price is best when mixing AYCF with external airline data.
Layover windows: For one stop, start with 120-300 minutes. For two stops, keep the first and second layover windows realistic so the route finder does not return airport changes you cannot make.
Airport transfers: Enable (same-)city changes only if you can actually change airports. The minutes field is the minimum transfer time; profile pair overrides are used first, then the typed value, then the profile default.
Alert defaults: In Settings you can decide whether new alerts start with Email, Telegram, and Seat Lock enabled. Existing alerts keep their own toggles until you change them in Manage Alerts.
Manage Alerts: Filter by start airports, destination airports, and date range to bulk select only the alerts you want. Reset filters before deleting if you want to review the full list again.
Seat Lock safety: Seat Lock only attempts reservations for AYCF flights and still requires final payment in the Wizz app. Keep credentials current and check the result log after each automatic attempt.
Mobile layout: Configure fewer columns for mobile than desktop. Date, route, departure time, price, reserve, and flight number are usually the most useful compact set.
History: Start by selecting only the departure airport. Destinations are loaded after that so the route list stays fast, even when the history database is large.
Map workflow: Load a start airport, select Direct / 1 stop / 2 stop, then use the same date and price settings you would use in Route Search before opening the detailed result cards.

Step 8 - Important notes

History: Shows historical availability windows reconstructed from added, sighted, and removed events.
Verify manually: Availability can change quickly. Treat results as guidance until Wizz confirms the booking or reservation.
Notification timing: Alerts are deduplicated per flight and show the last sent time in the management list.
Seat Lock results: Automatic Seat Lock attempts are logged in Profile Settings. When Email or Telegram is active, the Seat Lock result replaces the normal flight-found notification.
Support: Contact support@akb9.com.

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