ryaniar flights from 14p

curtlyb

especially when that life raft had a problem

When was the last time anyone survived a plane crash using a lift raft :rolleyes:

They could give you your own 'Lifeboat' with an outboard motor, but it ain't going to save you

Your best bet is to hide where the little black box is, that always survives

LULUBELLE_2

Lindsay100 wrote:

I am afraid I will never fly with them either if I have the choice. I booked two flights for Easter Weekend to Oslo and then found out that the airport is 80 miles from Oslo. They have for the sake of Marketing renamed an aiport from Sandeford Torp to Olso Torp. I am still fighting for a refund. Don't think I am gonna win!

They call Gerona 'Barcelona', even though it's 65 miles away. :eek:

The flights may be cheap, but add in the costs of travelling to the city and it's far from cheap. :rolleyes:

gromituk

This is the company that charges the "wheelchair tax". If you have any ethics at all, avoid them, and spend your money on a less polluting method of transport.

mrs_lds

I had a relative who used to fly and the pilots used to ask for LD on landing i.e landing drinks gin and tonics on ice with lemon. Terrible.!!!!!!!!!!!!

Jefft_2

I must be looking at a different website on this one it says Taxes and Fees do not exceed £15.10

Jeff

edit: since I posted it now says £15.20 by this evening it will be £100?

gromituk

Jefft wrote:

edit: since I posted it now says £15.20 by this evening it will be £100?

ROTFL! If so, they'll call it a Gordon Brown Tax - is it any surprise that the Chancellor has been too cowardly to put any tax at all on aviation fuel?

khizman

gromituk wrote:

This is the company that charges the "wheelchair tax". If you have any ethics at all, avoid them, and spend your money on a less polluting method of transport.

Yeah you morons, don't book flights, instead walk to spain!

McAzrael

LULUBELLE wrote:

They call Gerona 'Barcelona', even though it's 65 miles away. :eek:

The flights may be cheap, but add in the costs of travelling to the city and it's far from cheap. :rolleyes:

Only if you want to fly to visit the big city. I flew with them to Bergamo which is not very handy for Milan, but is extremely handy for Rota D'Imagna.

Jefft_2

LULUBELLE wrote:

They call Gerona 'Barcelona', even though it's 65 miles away. :eek:

Just a thought; don't we call Luton 'LONDON'

Jeff

carled

and isn't "Nottingham" East Midlands actually situated in Leicester and has a Derby postcode...?