I now feel like something of a veteran with Go and have used them many times, each time booking through the website. The website is clearly presented and easy to understand with options in all the languages on whose routes they serve. Prices are automatically defaulted to local currencies depending on which language you select, so for example, if you decide you want to book in italian, rather than english, the price will be quoted in lire (something to bear in mind regarding exchange rates). As for the booking process on the website, you input, as would be expected, dates, times and destinations and the flights are listed, cheapest first. It ...  Read the complete review

Online booking is simple with Go. You are first given a choice of 6 languages to choose from. Then click on Book flights. You then put in your to & from airports...which is Stansted in the UK. Your dates and how many seats you want & if you want single or return. You are automatically quoted their Lowest fares. This to first time users can be misleading though, because if you have asked for return flight you expect to be quoted a price for this, but the price given is for each part of your journey..outbound & inbound are priced separately. If you decide to book, then click book. If you want more quotes then click the button ...  Read the complete review

Go launched nearly two years ago and runs it's operation from Stansted airport, they fly to some 21 destinations some of which are seasonal like Alicante and Ibiza. I have travelled with them to Madrid and Alicante, both journey's were on a new aircraft but with no frills. You pay for any food or drink you require and there is no on board entertainment like video's or radio. You can of course always dig out the onboard magazine with all the facts and figures about GO and it's fleet of aircraft. My trip to Madrid cost me £60 a head in the height of summer last year and was excellent value for money. Alicante was £115 again good value when you consider  Read the complete review

Launched a couple of years ago in what was seen by cynics to be nothing but a calculated attempt to make Easyjet go bust, Go are the 'value brand' of British Airways and now fly to a wide range of European destiantions. In my experience, they're pretty good. My last flight with them was to Lisbon. I boarded a clean new plane; it was on time; the staff were perfectly friendly. I had to pay for my sandwich but at least it was something I wanted. Costs vary and are subject to the inordinately complicated structures of all the budgets but they seem to go to most places for under a hundred quid. They do quite a few tie-ins with newspapers as ...  Read the complete review