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Flibco sells seats on shuttle buses between city centres and airports in several European countries. If you start your booking on our Coin7 store page, you get part of the commission back as cashback. It suits anyone who would rather have a fixed seat on a bus than work out trains and taxis after landing.<\/p>\n

What Flibco actually is<\/h2>\n

Flibco is not an airline and not a travel agency in the classic sense. It runs coach connections that are timed around flights. You choose where you want to board, you book a ticket online and you travel with a seat that is yours. That is the whole idea, and it is why people who fly with budget airlines like it: those airlines often land at airports that sit far outside the city.<\/p>\n

Where the buses go<\/h2>\n

According to the Flibco site, the network covers four countries. In the UK there are connections from London to Stansted, with stops such as Liverpool Street and Finsbury Park. In Belgium, Brussels Zaventem and Charleroi are linked with cities like Bruges, Ghent, Lille and Luxembourg. In Italy you find Milan Malpensa, Milan Bergamo and the Lake Como area, plus Turin. In Germany there are lines from Munich to Memmingen and from Frankfurt to Hahn.<\/p>\n

A small example: anyone who books a cheap flight to Charleroi and wants to end up in Ghent or Bruges is exactly the kind of traveller this network was made for. Before you book, check that the airport on your ticket is really the one the bus serves. Several Italian and Belgian cities have more than one airport.<\/p>\n

Booking and the day of travel<\/h2>\n

You book online. Afterwards there is a manage-booking area on the website, and a mobile app lets you follow your shuttle in real time. The company also mentions on-board Wi-Fi, extra room for oversized luggage, customer support around the clock and timetables that are coordinated with flight schedules. How tight that coordination is on your particular day, you should still judge yourself: plan a buffer, especially on the way to the airport.<\/p>\n

Things to check before you pay<\/h2>\n