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Wizz Air offers different credit cards in different countries – Hungary, Romania, Poland, Bulgaria and Macedonia. There is no credit card offered in the U.S. The first thing you should think about before applying for a co-branded airline credit card is how often you fly with this airline. Airline co-branded credit cards often offer good ongoing rewards on airline purchases, meaning you will have to spend a lot to earn an award ticket. What is more, they also come with annual fees for the services they provide, like lounge access or free checked bag.

It is better consider applying for a general travel rewards credit card. Many of such cards do not have an annual fee or the fee is waived for the first year. All in all, travel rewards cards come with sign-up bonuses and with a rewards program. They allow earning miles or points on travel and everyday purchases. Moreover, if you do not fly often, you can still easily earn miles for a reward airline ticket by simply shopping at your favorite places.

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