Their fleet is comprised of Airbus planes which is good. The cheap fares, though, are one-way and you have to book a return flight which is more expensive. You also pay for everything except a carry-on that can fit under the seat in front of you. You even have to pay if you use the overhead bin and for any checked baggage. Still, it is probably less than most airlines. Easy to check before you get too excited.

The deals out of Miami are not as good as other states with most only going through Sept or October. However, when I clicked on a date within that it showed a round trip price that was cheap. From there there is three different seating price options and luggage allowances with the big seat and meals included for more$$$.

Years ago I flew to London on the short lived Zoom airlines that had the same sort of setup. The big seats with extra leg room where huge. They seemed bigger than most business class seats. However, there was no layover with zoom.

The advantage could be in the upgraded seat/w/meal plus luggage for around $300 more. Zoom did it the same and it was really great. The upgrade would be the same or much lower price as the cattle section on regular airlines. Don't know though.

I'm hoping someone here has experience.

I found fares out of SF that were $69 one way to Paris next month -- but with no seat! You have to pay to get a seat. Like not having a seat is a valid option.

The returns were definitely more expensive. But I was able to find a fare, with seats and one carryon bag for $435.

Here's Points Guy Lucky's review of one flight: LINK

What lol! Wow sounds way to confusing. I don't get all the direct tweets if you have a question.

Yes, I'll have to read that review again... something about regular large and XL seat options.

ah yes, the pre selected seat is a charge but you can wait until check in to be assigned a seat. That will save you another $36 it looks like. To get an aisle seat or upgrade to one with more leg room they have various charges on the seat map. I wonder if they start with assigning you the middle back seat near the lavatories.\

The other review I posted was a bit outdated .... here's another blogger with a review from this year (of course, there are many Yelps and Tripadvisor reviews as well): LINK

and another one from Business Insider: LINK

Can't help with WOW. We flew Norweign last summer and were pleased. I can tell you more if that's of any interest. I found the Google flight tool the best resource for finding cheap flights at the time.

Hmmm, this July we flew British Air... two rt tickets from Ft Lauderdale to Gatwick in premium economy for $1,900 all in. It was a direct flight, meals & movies/luggage. We received an upgrade by our nephew but that was not part of what we paid.

Anyway, for a deal to be great if buying from Wow I would have to concider it's not direct, I have no movies and no included food. No chance of an upgrade. I have limited baggage weight. I would have a larger seat and more leg room but that's it. For that to be worth it to me I'd need to come in at or near a grand for two rt tickets (after layover) to London in June or July.

The plan (maybe) is to visit husbands family and then do a cheap EasyJet to Greece.

If you are the right "demographic" these types of flights are great. Two years ago I flew from FL to Copenhagen, then to Amsterdam on Norwegian Air (same idea as WOW) to meet DD who was studying abroad. I don't remember the cost but it was probably around $200 one way. Did not include anything except a seat. But it was the inaugural flight from our city to Copenhagen for Norwegian, on a 787 Dreamliner!

They had a banner at the gate, inauguaral flight and the captain and flight crew were there for us to take photos, also cupcakes for us all!

I'm petite so I didn't care about a larger seat; bought a sandwich and some snacks before I boarded (about $15); took a carry on (no charge); I always travel light, this was for two weeks in Europe. Also I did not need a certain seat to sit next to someone since I went by myself. I did spring for a couple drinks!

I don't remember about the movies/entertainment but I had some on my ipad so it didn't matter.

So it worked great for me and it was on a Dreamliner!

That's a great deal Debbie! I'm not that big but my lower spine isn't great plus I get sciatica in my leg. I need room to wiggle around. More importantly though is a seat that goes back more than an inch. So, I'm willing to give up some amenities if the price is right , the seat is roomy and I can lie back a bit.

The advantage could be in the upgraded seat/w/meal plus luggage for around $300 more.

No. Friends recently tried WOW to Europe and said, "Never again." It wasn't really any cheaper than, say, Norwegian, by the time they finished nickel-and-diming for every little thing, and they said they had never, ever seen such miserably uncomfortable, tight seating as you get for the lowest fares. Cheapest seats are majorly lacking in padding, too, they said.

They said the first upgrade tier is more or less to regular coach type seating.

I usually fly out of Orlando, which never has very good fares, but you should look into Norwegian from Ft. Lauderdale, justerrilynn. Fares from FLL are better than from MCO, although it still irks me that it's cheaper to fly to Europe from Oakland, CA than from anywhere in FL. It's true that Norwegian only has good fares going over, but if Icelandair flies to FLL, they often have prices that are only good coming to the US, so between the two you can get quite a reasonable round trip fare if you don't want to fly at the height of the summer season.

I like both Norwegian and Icelandair. Norwegian has the nicest, newest planes, but Icelandair has much pleasanter service.

My DS took WOW to Iceland this past March. I think his round trip flight from Newark was $ 350. He is pretty tall (6'3"), but the flight was only around 5 hours. No complaints from him, but he is a student with very little $$.

Somehow I got on the Norwegian mailing list and I keep getting tempted; I think it was $99 one way, $200 RT to several European cities.

My DH was mentioning recently that he and I don't vacation alone much, so I thought ....hmm, maybe he and I should go away for Columbus Day weekend.

Then I looked at the weather in the European cities that were $99 ... it was going to be 53 degrees in Edinburgh. Plus, I have been there and I like it but don't need to go back. So then I kept looking.

A few hours later, I had an itinerary. But it was to Dubrovnik (which would have better weather, I have never seen, and I'd actually like to go to). I also found some great Air Bnb spots. Only problem I had to be gone 4 nights not 3, and total airfare for two of us was ... $1800. In coach on a cheapo airline, with an 11 hr layover in Oslo on the way home.

I woke up the next morning and nixed the whole thing ... I had succumbed to total mission drift.

ONE THING worth noting. As a rule, I do not fly international in coach. It is just too miserable to fly overnight in a seat vs a flat bed. HOWEVER i don't think flying home in coach from Europe is bad at all, because it is during the day and just a matter of keeping oneself busy. But the pricing always forces you to fly first or business back if you fly that way out.

HOWEVER, on Norwegian, they had daytime flights to London from NYC-area in coach that are very cheap. That I would totally consider. There are not many daytime flights avail. on carriers.