Wizzair Flights Scraper - Cheapest Fares Calendar

What does Wizzair Flights Scraper do?

Wizzair Flights Scraper queries Wizzair's own booking engine directly for the cheapest fare on every day in a date range, for any route. Give it a route (e.g. London Luton to Budapest) and a date range, and it returns the lowest price and every departure time available for each day - a full fare calendar, straight from the airline's own pricing system.

No login, no anti-bot workarounds. Runs on the Apify platform with API access, scheduling, monitoring and CSV/Excel/JSON export.

Why use Wizzair Flights Scraper?

• Price tracking - monitor a route over weeks or months to spot the cheapest days to fly.
• Travel deal sites & meta-search - populate a fare calendar with real Wizzair pricing.
• Corporate travel planning - compare costs across a date range before booking.
• Market research - track pricing trends on specific European low-cost routes.

How Wizzair Flights Scraper compares to alternatives

Measured against the flight-price actors on the Apify Store (September 2026):

	This actor	Other Wizz Air actors	Aggregator APIs (Skyscanner-style)
Source	Wizz Air's own booking engine	Same or third party	Aggregated metasearch
All departure times per day	Yes, every flight of the day	Cheapest only	Per-search results
Route-by-day fare calendar	Yes, one row per day	Yes	No, per query
Price per 1,000 fare-days	$13.50	from $1.50	$2.50 per result

Alternatives are cheaper per row; this actor's row is a full fare-day (price plus every departure time that day) straight from the booking engine, built for tracking routes over whole date ranges.

How to use Wizzair Flights Scraper

1. Go to the Input tab and enter one or more routes as ORIGIN-DESTINATION using Wizzair's 3-letter station codes (e.g. LTN-BUD).
2. Set the date range (from/to) you want fares for.
3. Click Run. Download results as JSON, CSV, or Excel from the dataset viewer.

Input

• Routes - one or more ORIGIN-DESTINATION pairs using Wizzair's station codes.
• From date / To date - the date range to check. Wizzair's own API limits each internal request to a 31-day window; the actor automatically splits longer ranges into multiple requests.
• Adult passengers (optional) - number of adults to price the fare for (default 1).
• Max results - cap on how many route/day fare records to return (10 on free plan).

Example input:

{
    "routes": ["LTN-BUD"],
    "dateFrom": "2026-10-01",
    "dateTo": "2026-10-31",
    "maxItems": 200
}

Output

{
    "recordType": "fare-record",
    "departureStation": "LTN",
    "arrivalStation": "BUD",
    "departureDate": "2026-10-02T00:00:00",
    "price": 60.99,
    "currencyCode": "GBP",
    "departureTimes": ["08:30", "11:05", "15:15", "19:55"]
}

You can download the dataset in various formats such as JSON, HTML, CSV, or Excel.

Data table

Field	Description
departureStation / arrivalStation	Wizzair 3-letter station codes
departureDate	The day this fare applies to
price / currencyCode	Cheapest fare found for that day
departureTimes	Every scheduled departure time on that day

Pricing / Cost estimation

This actor uses Pay Per Event pricing - you only pay per fare record (one route, one day) actually delivered, straight from a single API call with no extra fetch.

Tips or Advanced options

• Use a wide date range in one run - the actor handles Wizzair's internal 31-day request limit automatically, so a 3-month range is just as easy to request as a 1-month one.
• Track multiple routes at once - add several ORIGIN-DESTINATION entries to build a multi-route fare comparison in one run.
• Schedule it - combine with Apify scheduling to catch price drops as they happen.

FAQ, disclaimers, and support

Is this legal? This actor only queries Wizzair's own public booking-engine API - the same pricing data shown to anyone searching flights on wizzair.com, with no login or paywall.

Why does a route return no results? Not every station pair is a real Wizzair route - double-check the 3-letter codes against Wizzair's own route map.

Found a bug or need one-way vs. round-trip fares explained? Open an issue in the Issues tab or contact us for a custom scraper tailored to your travel-data pipeline.