(FARE GONE) Europe £1 o/w a/i on Ryanair!!!!!
Ryanair is having a special for one way flights for £1 including all tax and fees for purchase through Sunday for most routes. So far I am seeing lots of availability. Usually they run the promotion for £1 but tax adds £20-25. Make sure to select flights that say "No Taxes"
Certain forms of payment (American credit cards) are supposed to add a £4 fee. Here are the booking rules: Fares include taxes, fees & charges Booking Period: Tue 30th Sep 08 - Sun 05th Oct 08 Travel Period: Wed 15th Oct 08 - Tue 16th Dec 08 Applicable Days: Mon - Thurs & Sat (subject to availability) Flight must be purchased: 14 Days in advance Blackout Period: 17th Oct '08 - 03rd Nov '08 to/from Edinburgh / Glasgow 24th Oct '08 - 03rd Nov '08 to/from Ireland/UK Notes on this fare: All Holidays, School Breaks and Major Sporting Events are excluded from this offer www.ryanair.com |
Great deal but what sort of points would be collected?
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Originally Posted by *wood
(Post 10455184)
Great deal but what sort of points would be collected?
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Originally Posted by *wood
(Post 10455184)
Great deal but what sort of points would be collected?
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Originally Posted by canndlewic
(Post 10455171)
Certain forms of payment (American credit cards) are supposed to add a £4 fee.
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Originally Posted by bcmatt
(Post 10455547)
Just as an aside before this gets moved to the Budget forum - in fact ALL credit cards AND debit cards (with the exception of the not very common Electron) incur a charge £4 per person per flight (two people on a return flight = £16 ;)).
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Originally Posted by woody125
(Post 10455574)
I have an Electron card through a Russian bank. What charges does that incur? This would be a great help for a trip that is coming up.
But if you are a non-EU citizen you are not allowed to OLCI, which means there will be the fee for checking-in in person ;) |
ryanair is kind of trashy but low prices are good
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How often does Ryanair run this promotion of waiving its taxes? Is this the first time or have they run this in the past?
Trying to plan a intra-Europe trip for Spring Break and waiting for eligible travel dates. |
RyanAir... my £24 flight resulted in almost £80! I had no check-ins.
They kept shoving the £1 lottery tickets in my face and I kept buying them. Never won a single one!!!! |
i used them last week, not sure id use them again. cheap, but id rather pay a bit more for no hassle
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You can pay me 10GBP for it and I wouldnt fly on them, especially not for a positioning flight with same day departure ! :rolleyes:
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Originally Posted by skywalkerLAX
(Post 10456282)
You can pay me 10GBP for it and I wouldnt fly on them, especially not for a positioning flight with same day departure ! :rolleyes:
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Originally Posted by joechickens
(Post 10455945)
How often does Ryanair run this promotion of waiving its taxes? Is this the first time or have they run this in the past?
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you have to pay with Ryanair credit card
Originally Posted by *wood
(Post 10455184)
Great deal but what sort of points would be collected?
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