Buzz

[GBOZR]

Hi guys,

I'm not totally sure if I have posted this in the right place. However here goes.

I'm doing a project at college (travel and tourism) based on the airline Buzz which used to operate out of STN in the early 2000's with BAE 146's and Boeing 737-300's. They were sold to Ryanair from KLM I believe.

What I am asking could anyone give me some assistance in finding the flight numbers they used for all of there routes throughout Europe?

I have a basic idea of where to look but so far I'm having no luck! Seems like this once lively airline has been forgotten about.

[northsands]

Buzz Flight Numbers

Buzz used flight numbers with a UK prefix followed by four digits in the 22xx to 26xx range.

[jdcg]

Not totally forgotten either. I was shocked, the other day, to see an advert for them on a billboard on one of the Liverpool Street station platforms still!
My wife and I remember them very fondly. They were great.

[tibbs87]

I have found a thread from 2011 that has information on buzz, hope this helps

http://www.pprune.org/aviation-histo...lp-needed.html

[anothertyke]

In addition to the destinations mentioned on the other thread, another one was Clermont-Ferrand. At least I recall flying there with Ryanair on one of the ex continental 737s so I presume it must have been a buzz route. RYR didn't last long there because CFE wanted to charge proper landing charges.

[VictorGolf]

Flew with them on a couple of trips. UK 2580 Stansted-Vienna on 2/4/2001 and return on UK2585 on 04/4/2001. Also UK2452 Stansted-La Rochelle on 17/9/2002 and return on UK2453 on 19/9/2002. All BAe 146-300s and very good too.

[PAXboy]

I did not fly on Buzz but a couple of sectors on their former existence - but One: AirUK - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Did not travel on any of the lines that merged to form Air UK.