Ryanair £5 Flights & Advice

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Started by Sami_glasgow in Ski Chatter 04-Dec-2009 - 37 Replies

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Tony_H
reply to 'Ryanair £5 Flights & Advice' posted Dec-2009

bandit wrote:sami_glasgow, Ryanair are very strict on the small details. I suggest that you take time to read the small print soon, and can meet all of the check-in and baggage criteria on the day. This will ensure that you do not get stung for extra charges at the airport. Ryanair make lots of money from folk who can't be bothered to read the small print ^^ :D

Thing is, its not exactly small print is it? Its well documented what your allowances are, and that you will pay more for being outside the permitted amounts.....anyway, this has been covered to death previously.

These days, before agreeing to anything you should read the T&C's. Would you take out a mortgage, loan, credit card, insurance policy, new phone contract etc without reading it all?

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Ian Wickham
reply to 'Ryanair £5 Flights & Advice' posted Dec-2009

daved wrote:with ryanair I ALWAYS read the small print ...that's why I avoid using them

Good for you old son join the revolution :lol:

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Daved
reply to 'Ryanair £5 Flights & Advice' posted Jan-2010

I suppose its been in before but this is funny

AB
reply to 'Ryanair £5 Flights & Advice' posted Jan-2010

I still can't see what all the hatred of Ryanair is all about. Absolutely everything you pay for is there in front of you when you book on-line.
TJ (my son) has just flown out to Salzburg to start training again with the GB team. He took 8 pairs of skis (4 x ski rolls @ 20kg each) + 1 large sports equipment bag @ 20kg + 1 checked in bag @ 15kg plus 10kg hand luggage. All checked in on-line. Total weight of baggage 125 kg. The flight with all that was just £140.
No hassle, no questions as they were all on the booking form. All arrived safely with no damage.
And we do not get any special deals or treatment as part of the GB team!!

He flew to Calagary with Air Canada in December and they left 1 of his bags at Heathrow with all his boots, helmet racing equipment in. He had to do a Downhill training run on the Lake Louise World Cup Downhill course in borrowed boots etc.

Ryanair are what they say they are. All this nonsense about small print is utter rubbish. All their terms etc are on every booking page as you book your flight.
We have always used them and will still keep using them as they have provided the best service and cheapest flights by a country mile.

Ian Wickham
reply to 'Ryanair £5 Flights & Advice' posted Jan-2010

AB wrote:I still can't see what all the hatred of Ryanair is all about. Absolutely everything you pay for is there in front of you when you book on-line.
TJ (my son) has just flown out to Salzburg to start training again with the GB team. He took 8 pairs of skis (4 x ski rolls @ 20kg each) + 1 large sports equipment bag @ 20kg + 1 checked in bag @ 15kg plus 10kg hand luggage. All checked in on-line. Total weight of baggage 125 kg. The flight with all that was just £140.
No hassle, no questions as they were all on the booking form. All arrived safely with no damage.
And we do not get any special deals or treatment as part of the GB team!!

He flew to Calagary with Air Canada in December and they left 1 of his bags at Heathrow with all his boots, helmet racing equipment in. He had to do a Downhill training run on the Lake Louise World Cup Downhill course in borrowed boots etc.

Ryanair are what they say they are. All this nonsense about small print is utter rubbish. All their terms etc are on every booking page as you book your flight.
We have always used them and will still keep using them as they have provided the best service and cheapest flights by a country mile.

To each his own

www http://www.caveholidaysandalucia.co.uk

Sami_glasgow
reply to 'Ryanair £5 Flights & Advice' posted Jan-2010

wow now im actually worried if the flight will take off atall (saturday am). planned to book accom tomorrow but...i dont know how pessimistic to be!

Crashandburn
reply to 'Ryanair £5 Flights & Advice' posted Jan-2010

These days, before agreeing to anything you should read the T&C's. Would you take out a mortgage, loan, credit card, insurance policy, new phone contract etc without reading it all?

I working the banking industry - 95% of people would take all of the above without reading the T&Cs.

You'll never know, unless you try...

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