Free Flights - Ryanair - Ends Thursday.

rizla01

Ryanair are doing those free flight again fo limited time. Be quick!

Ryanair
For almost free flights using RyanAir.Com, you'll need to book before Thursday 5th January and travel between now and Saturday 25th March. The tickets are free, all you pay for are the taxes, fees and charges.

Example: 4 tickets for London to Glasgow flight, in early February at just £85 making it [in some circumstances] cheaper to fly than take a train.

Terms: Fares are exclusive of taxes fees and charges which do not exceed £15.20. Booking Period: Tue 27th Dec - Thu 05th Jan. Travel Period: Fri 30th Dec - Sat 25th Mar. Applicable Days: Mon - Sun (subject to availability). Flight must be purchased: 7 Days in advance. Blackout Period: 10th Feb '06 - 20th Feb '06, 16th Mar '06 - 21st Mar '06. All Holidays, School Breaks and major sporting events are excluded from this offer


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mattt44

Be careful, I just looked at flights from Stanstead to Eindhovan, the flights were very cheap, a tenner for an adult and a child return, but the taxes and fees pushed the cost up to £75 !
Same costs as an already booked flight with easyjet. Their taxes are cheaper than Ryanair, as always, check the other airlines before you buy.

mattt44

Just like to say that I don't agree with all of these cheap flights anyway, for green issues, which is why our flights are always for the OH and our daughter, not including me, as I refuse to travel on them.

hungry_2

good post -- thnx

rizla01

Ahh Eindhoven. The home of Philips.

I onced lunched with the owner of the oldest restuarant in Einhoven (I forget the name now but she was a lovely lady). It was established by the owners Grandfather two years befor Philips got started and while we were chatting the Grand-daughter (Then in her Eighties) of the original Mr Philips walked thruogh from the back entrance and out the front to do her weekly shopping with her chauffeur parked at the back of the restuarant.

Happy Memories. Have a good time there.

Rob123

I'm with MATT on this one...the worst thing to have happened in recent years. Polluted air (greenhouse gases but just as annoyingly NOISE)

rizla01

Flown with them on several occassions and no probs whatever.

As good as ANY budget airline IMHO

gromituk

NOT NOT NOT free flights!!! Don't fall into that dreadful Michael O'Leary's marketing trap yet again!:mad:

LesD

Rob123 wrote:

I'm with MATT on this one...the worst thing to have happened in recent years. Polluted air (greenhouse gases but just as annoyingly NOISE)

As someone who lived under the Heathrow flightpath in the fifties and sixties and suffered the Viscounts and Comets and who now lives near another airport, I can tell you which noise level is better. Even though there are more flights, modern aircraft are infinitely quieter!

gromituk

chucky wrote:

Is Michael O'Leary the fat arrogant irish man who always wears a rugby top and is known for false advertising?

He of the "wheelchair tax".

mark398

rizla01 wrote:

Flown with them on several occassions and no probs whatever.

As good as ANY budget airline IMHO

And also as good as many full price airlines. I fly Europe often for work, BA, KLM, etc.., and IME there's no difference, now that even the premium airlines are now penny pinching and offering stale cheese sandwiches as "meals".