BARGAIN PRICES! Getaway with GO. (Go)

Member Name: rachelmerrey

Product:	Go
Date:	09/04/01 (232 review reads)
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Advantages: Cheap, efficient and friendly.

Disadvantages: None.

Two days ago I was sitting in some Italian cafe staring at the famous Rialto bridge in Venice. The sun was warm on my face, the music of a nearby stringed quartet filled the air whilst I sipped my latte in utter bliss.

This three day break had cost me £44 return on special offer with Go airline. I had been dubious at first. Hmm whats the catch I contemplated looking for the small print. There seemed to be none. I was to fly out from Stanstead at 7am on 5 April and return at 13.40pm on 7 April. I booked on line. printed off my email ticket packed my bags and off I went.

It took me 1 hour to drive to Stanstead Airport from where I live. I'd booked into a nearby car park through a link with Go for £15. Still no hitches. I parked my car. Got on car park bus to the airport walked into the simple yet very efficient airport and checked in.

No delays with my flight. Where's the catch I thought. The lady with whom I checked in didn't even glance at my ticket she had all my information to hand on her computer. Too good to be true I muttered.

Bang on time I walked through the gate on to the airplane and into my adequately spaced window seat. 10 minutes into the flight the air hostess came around with her trolley. No free food but if you were willing to pay you could eat and drink to your hearts content. Not badly priced either. Duty free was also available.

2 hours later I was in Venice. Wow I thought as they smiled and waved me off the plane. This is too good to be true and yet... it really is all it claims to be.

On return again everything ran smoothly, flights on time, courteous staff, window seat and no hitches whatsoever.

The only problem I had was returning to miserable wet depressing England after a wonderful stress free break. Oh well you can't have everything....can you?!

I definitely recommend Go and shall be jetting off again in the very near future.

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