Ryanair - Comments & Feedback Thread

lufcgirl

WestMidsMatt wrote: »

Question regarding checking in luggage. There's 2 adults and 2 children and we're looking to take one piece of checked in luggage. Question is can the one adult do the check-in of luggage along with themselves while the other adult and two children do on line check in and thus avoid the airport checking in costs?

Make the booking for the one adult wanting to check in luggage seperate. Otherwise you'd all have to do airport check in

fifeken

lufcgirl wrote: »

Make the booking for the one adult wanting to check in luggage seperate. Otherwise you'd all have to do airport check in

That is incorrect.

They changed the system a while back and you can do them all on the same booking and individually select no bags/on line check in for passengers 2, 3 and 4.

lufcgirl

Ah sorry for the wrong information and thanks fifeken for correcting me!

Winifred

Ryanair do tend to re-schedule flights if there are key European football matches. You may find that this is the real reason for changing the flight time.

mobile10

Does anyone know Ryanair's policy re 16 year olds? Are they classed as adults or are children classed as 16 years and under? Have looked at everything on their website and can't find the answer

Teahfc

mobile10 wrote: »

Does anyone know Ryanair's policy re 16 year olds? Are they classed as adults or are children classed as 16 years and under? Have looked at everything on their website and can't find the answer

On booking it seems Under 16 on day of flying !

Children
(under 16 years)
Infants
(under 2 years)

mobile10

Thanks...they contradict themselves a bit though...in another part it states all CHILDREN under the age of 18 years! and in another part it states minors age 14 - 17 years. Seems you have to be 15 and under to be a child when booking a ticket, otherwise you will pay for an adult ticket

Teahfc

mobile10 wrote: »

Thanks...they contradict themselves a bit though...in another part it states all CHILDREN under the age of 18 years! and in another part it states minors age 14 - 17 years. Seems you have to be 15 and under to be a child when booking a ticket, otherwise you will pay for an adult ticket

Tickets are same price anyway Adult or Child !The 14-17 year old is to do with travelling Unaccompanied as they are not cinsidered adults by Law, but aviation law or Ryan Air law class a Child over 16 as a Adult paying fair.

mobile10

I didn't realise that children and adults tickets are the same price !! It doesn't really matter then what age they are

jammin_2

mobile10 wrote: »

I didn't realise that children and adults tickets are the same price !! It doesn't really matter then what age they are

It does if they're under two, when the charge is always £19/€20 each way regardless.