ryan air..free flights

jammin_2

sturll wrote: »

don't take luggage*

*10kg of hand luggage is still free.

melb

some of the "special Offer" £0 GBP fares then add taxes of £15 each way while others which say exactly the same special offer only charges taxes of 4p..these are both for the same routes but on different dates. Any ideas why this may be.

ynot2005

sturll wrote: »

Thanks all.

So basically what we have established is that if you pay using Electron, don't take luggage, check in online and wait to get your seat a return flight can be bought for 2p.

Whilst i would never fly the airline one cannot help but notice and agree that that is a bloody good deal.

:beer:

never say never sturll, there might be a day when ryanair are an option for you and turning down such deals could be very expensive for you.

32 million flew in the last 6 months with ryanair, i wouldnt take too much notice of those "myths" that you read mainly from those who will never fly ryanair like yourself

salduck

Booked today for a return Belfast- liverpool same day return need to check some stuff in my house over there 2p!! Thank you very much!!
When looking look for the ones that say £0.01 SPECIAL OFFER they are the ones that are free and dont add on any taxes!
(actually not free 1p!!)
x

deegee999

Just been on the site Marrakesh in feb free going £2.89 coming back, Taxes & fees £150 Quid, Mcbottle brown you are a robber, 80 quid of that was air passenger duty.

deegee999

Sorry that was for two of us.

melb

but if I select for eg East Midlands to Paris and select the special offer £0 fare and click to continue, the taxes are 1p per person. but if I select the flights I actually want which are Liverpool to Venice and find a special offer £0 per person and click to conitnue the taxes are £60 each way for 4 of us ie £120 return. Still a great price but why the discrepancy? Are taxes always different for different destinations?

newmum2be04

Just booked for us to go to Dublin in February - cost about £70 return for us all so I'm not complaining.
Does anybody know if an infant needs a passport to travel to Dublin?
Thanks.

OCDM

Ive just booked for 3 of us to do to Dublin in February for 6p!!!!!!!