Ryanair 2p returns fully inclusive for one day only
Jul 26, 2007, 5:55 am
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Ryanair 2p returns fully inclusive for one day only
Ryanair 1p sale is on again today, click below for list of destinations from Stansted or scroll to the bottom of the page for flights available from other UK bases. When you click on the destination name the next page will tell you the fare rules. I've bagged a weekend in Stockholm for 2p and a day trip to Paris for the same 
Ryanair 1p each way
Use their fare finder to search up to a 3 week window at once.
Ryanair 1p each way
Use their fare finder to search up to a 3 week window at once.
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Jul 26, 2007, 7:18 am
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LiarAir introduce flexible return policy shock horror! (Well, almost)
Book your flights as one-ways. Most qualifying outbound are Ł0.01 all in. Most return flights are €0.01 all in.
Where the frequency is more than once a day, book both/all and decide on the day which one to choose.
Where the frequency is more than once a day, book both/all and decide on the day which one to choose.
Jul 26, 2007, 7:49 am
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Can I offset my enormous carbon pawprint by booking a whole plane both there and back and then not turning up? Presumably they wouldn't then fly, thereby saving fuel equivalent to a few CW returns to Brazil that I'm planning on taking.
Jul 26, 2007, 10:01 am
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You need to change bags to "0", and then the priority boarding fee pops up. Underneath this, a paragraph appears telling you to "click here" to remove. Hey presto, it's back to 1p again.
Jul 26, 2007, 10:04 am
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1. Select the flights you want, making sure they fit into LiarAir's qualifying requirements, i.e. no Fridays or Sundays, part of Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays, OK on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
2. When inputting passenger names, if you don't want to check in baggage, the default is a requirement for advance check in. If you don't want this, you have to deselect by clicking on 'Remove' to get to Ł0.00. Similarly, the default is to buy insurance. If you don't want this, you have to select 'No Travel Insurance Required' to get to Ł0.00.
3. On this deal, the fees for payment are zero.
So, yes, they are Ł0.01 or €0.01 per flight, and I have made several purchases today. As the total for all is less than Ł1, I have earned no miles on them.
Jul 26, 2007, 10:19 am
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Found the Xmas market in Krakow last year quite small and disappointing although Krakow itself is a wonderful place with lots to see and do.
Have heard that the markets in Nuremburg and Cologne are far bigger and offer a more diverse and interesting range of handicrafts and other goodies. My other half visited the Cologne Xmas market last December and brought back some delightful and unusual candles including one in an ornate wrought iron holder.
Personally, I wouldn’t touch Ryanair. Friends and colleagues have recounted some horror stories. When things go wrong – as they do with all airlines from time to time - they go horrifically wrong and you’re left stranded with little recompense. I'm sure others have had good experiences, but just don't want to chance it.
Jul 26, 2007, 10:53 am
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Thanks for the tip, and to Roger Have sorted it now and am booking a few flights 
Jul 26, 2007, 11:43 am
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booked a one way flight for 1p to "somewhere which is called Milan but really isnt" as a positioning flight for a possible ex-Milan PHX or LAX flight.
It seems that to get from "somewhere which is called Milan but really isn't" there is a train into Milan central and then getting to LIN at least is not too bad.
It seems that to get from "somewhere which is called Milan but really isn't" there is a train into Milan central and then getting to LIN at least is not too bad.
Jul 26, 2007, 11:45 am
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booked a one way flight for 1p to "somewhere which is called Milan but really isnt" as a positioning flight for a possible ex-Milan PHX or LAX flight.
It seems that to get from "somewhere which is called Milan but really isn't" there is a train into Milan central and then getting to LIN at least is not too bad.
It seems that to get from "somewhere which is called Milan but really isn't" there is a train into Milan central and then getting to LIN at least is not too bad.
Jul 26, 2007, 12:04 pm
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Jul 26, 2007, 12:24 pm
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Jul 26, 2007, 12:30 pm
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I've got to stick up for Bergamo... it's a fantastic little hilltop town thousands of years old. The airport is a 15 minute taxi ride from the old town.
I would definitely recommend 1 or 2 nights there!
I would definitely recommend 1 or 2 nights there!