Wizz Air rolls out new premium service giving flyers complimentary drinks and more space on all flights

During the trial, it was particularly popular by business travellers who wanted more space without paying premium prices.

The trial was received so well that the airline decided to make it available everywhere, giving customers across the network access to the upgraded experience.

So what exactly do you get with WIZZ Class? Passengers booking the service enjoy a reserved empty middle seat in the first row – specifically seats 1B and 1E – meaning you've got proper personal space to stretch out or get some work done.

The first row also comes with extra legroom, which is brilliant for taller travellers or anyone who just wants a bit more room.

On top of that, you'll receive a complimentary soft drink and snack during your flight. The service is available as an add-on when you book Smart or Plus bundles, which already come with priority boarding and a 10kg carry-on bag.

Wizz Air hasn't had to redesign its cabins to offer this service. Unlike traditional business class products that require expensive reconfigurations, the airline simply blocks two middle seats in the front row.

It's a straightforward approach that delivers a more spacious experience while keeping the efficient single-class layout that helps keep ticket prices down.

The result is that passengers get the extra room and comfort they're after, but Wizz Air can maintain its high-efficiency setup.

Commercial officer at Wizz Air, Silvia Mosquera, said: "After testing WIZZ Class at six of our bases and receiving overwhelmingly positive feedback, it became clear that passengers, especially business travellers, value the extra comfort and space this service provides.

"Even with the limited initial rollout, demand exceeded our expectations. That's why we're now extending WIZZ Class across the network, giving more customers access to additional room and convenience while staying true to our efficient single-class model."

The airline says it's thrilled to welcome more passengers to the service as it becomes available on routes across its entire network.