Buzz Reviews

Well, when my father called me from France (i'm French and my parents live in France though i live in London) to tell me that i was going to save soooo much money, i was all ears. "How Dad?", i asked him. He replied: BUZZ. You see, now BUZZ has a regular flight to Bergerac, i was indeed going to save a lot of money on ...  Read the complete review

Amongst all the budget airlines I've travelled with, I must admit that Buzz was the best. I've travelled with them to Cologne,Germany in May for a conference, and as for most of the people using budget airlines,the choice was a matter of low cost rather anything else. AIRPORT Stansted (which is their base in the U.K.) cannot be ...  Read the complete review

I have only ever flown once with Buzz and can assure you that I will never fly with them again. On a recent business trip, I decided to use Buzz and save the company some money ( i.e. earn brownie points!) by flying with Buzz. I can't complain that I was delayed, but the way I was treated makes me so angry even thinking about ...  Read the complete review

I am very disappointed with BUZZ. BUZZ, as you all know, has "cheap" tickets around Europe. It's a daughter company of the Dutch airline, KLM. I have flown with Buzz a few times already, and the last flight really goes to show why in the long run, saving 30 quid on a ticket can end up being a lot more expensive. ...  Read the complete review

My choir decided to go to Berlin for an International Conference earlier this year. As with most non-professional groups we wanted to organise the travel using the cheapest option! One brave soul took up the challenge of arranging flights for 35 members of the choir, all going on different days, wanting to depart at different times and stay in ...  Read the complete review

These days if you are flying to virtually any European destination there is a 'budget airline' who will be able to cut your travel costs considerably. In May 2000 I chose to fly to Milan with buzz. buzz only operates from Stansted airport, which if this is convenient is great as Stanstead is a great airport to fly from, not too ...  Read the complete review

I've been flying with buzz many times and I think that the quality of service is much better than other lowcost airlines I have also used. Buzz flies to all major european airports so you do not have to go in the middle of nowhere to take your plane and spend more time in public transport or your car than in the plane ! Also they ...  Read the complete review

I was looking for a cheap flight to europe, and buzz was just the ticket. The website is easy to navigate, and well presented. There are flights to a good range of top destinations across europe. Destinations include Marseille, Berlin and Millan, and unlike other airlines there are no crappy flights to the middle of nowhere! ...  Read the complete review

I could tell you how wonderful Buzz are seen as i work for them (hence my dooyoo name) but i wont. That would look too biased. What I will tell you about is what they offer. They fly to various locations in Europe without treading on the toes of other budget airlines too much. For example, they do not fly to Ireland as this Market is flooded ...  Read the complete review

Buzz, the budget arm of the Dutch giant KLM, offers a cheap alternative to flying with the big name airlines, and serves a wide range of destination in continental Europe. It is particularly handy for me as I live in Heidelberg and Buzz fly from Frankfurt-am-Main airport (as opposed to their competitor, Ryanair, which offers dirt cheap flights but ...  Read the complete review

I have travelled on most of the budget airlines now (all except Ryanair). I flew to Frankfurt on Buzz earlier this month for the ridiculous fare of £39.00 including tax. The flight itself was fine, and with the exception of the lack of free food and drink felt much more like a regular airline than the others I have tried. The aircraft ...  Read the complete review

Now, I have been flying budget airlines since their concept about 5 years ago to destinations in Ireland and the continent and have been pleasantly suprised by the service. The most noteably has been Buzz. Buzz are owned by KLM, who are the parent company. Brought out to fight the likes of Easyjet and Go, they seemed to have made quite a ...  Read the complete review

Having never flown Buzz I was unsure as to what to expect from this budget airline from KLM. Offering low cost fares I understood that the flights were basic in that they served no complimentary food and drinks and therefore I ate before boarding and took my own drinks with me. Even after consulting their website at www.buzzaway.com I still ...  Read the complete review

Buzz - what a concept for an airline. Cheapest fare possible, with minimal extras, ie NONE. With Buzz you really do get what you pay for - and not a lot else. But the thing is, you know this before you even book - how else could there be a flight for such a ridiculously low price?? At the end of the day, Buzz gets you from A to ...  Read the complete review

Go away with Buzz, Stanstead to Helsinski, cheap air fare, £120 return, What a laugh!!! You can only get tickets £150 - £210 as all the seats are gone. When will someone investigate how many cheap seats are available per flight. Especially with their advertising always showing cheap prices of £120.On taxis, buses,and posters throughout ...  Read the complete review

Yes, there are absolutely no freebies (you even pay for drinks), but I have found Buzz to be quick and efficient. They usually have several flights a day to and from their chosen destinations. If you buy a return flight, each half is priced separately and the cost of the two halves can vary. Obviously, the cheaper flights tend ...  Read the complete review

The budget airlines - Go, Easyjet, Buzz and the oft-overlooked Ryanair - have really opened up Europe. Ten minutes on the internet, and you can browse through destinations, compare fares and dates in a way that the telephone operators never let you, and book your flight. Then you can turn up at the airport with your passport, a credit card, with ...  Read the complete review

I flew to Frankfurt and back with a party of 32 recently and I have no complaint whatsoever about the service Buzz provided. Stansted Airport itself is a dump, but that is hardly Buzz's fault and since I live in Lincolnshire, it is the closest of the "London" airports. The fact that Buzz is a "no frills" Airline ...  Read the complete review

Buzz looks like a real deal - cheap, frequent and to interesting destinations. I took a flight down to the South of France which showed every problem with Buzz Stanstead is in the middle of nowhere and costs the earth to get there. Suggested check-in times leave you at least an hour trying to find some amusement in large barn ...  Read the complete review

Buzz is so cheap you don't get any food on board. Hell, you don't even get a ticket! Buzz flies short hops to some European destinations and will usually be the cheapest carrier into those cities. Buzz flies in and out of Stanstead - so its going to cost you 20 odd quid just to get there. Londoners might find going to Heathrow and ...  Read the complete review