Get an invoice on Wingly

Get an invoice on Wingly

There are two types of invoice you can get on Wingly - your gift card invoice or your flight booking payment invoice. 

Invoice for a gift card

In order to get the receipt of the gift card you bought, go to the "My orders" tab in your Wingly account and click on the three dots next to the gift card in question. You will then see a "Download your receipt" button that will allow you to obtain your invoice in PDF format.



Invoice for a booking

1. Go to the "My bookings" tab in your Wingly account, then click on the booking for which you would like to receive an invoice.




2. Scroll down to "Payment information" and click on "Payment receipt".  
The document will then be automatically generated in PDF format.



If you would like to download the invoice of the flight, it will become available once the flight has been completed.
If you have taken a WinglyPro flight, please contact the private company that you have booked with and they will be happy to send you the invoice directly.
If you would like any further information or if you have any questions, please feel free to contact us directly at hello@wingly.io. We will be happy to assist you from Monday to Friday 8.30 am to 5.30 pm.

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