Ryanair specials from £5 travel up to 31 May

TBeckett100

has anyone asked ryanair why they don't just let people sit is aisles 1-4 instead of leaving them empty on most flights. that may solve the need to build more seats....

dblue75

richardw wrote: »

BTW Ryanair fly from Prestwick PIK, they have no flights from GLAsgow airport.

PIK is Glasgow as far as Ryanair go...please do not try and be smart.......Glasgow Prestwick...as it is officially known.

I know Ryan air do not fly from GLA..I'm an immigration officer.

Forgive me for not quoting exactly....i am sure GLASGOW would not have came upon their search engine. If you were being genuine and helpful then thank you, if not.....then BOLT......

I apologise ...but email is dreadful for communication.

Hopelesswithmoney

Well I managed to find some £5 return flights from Liverpool to Cork but they are charging £20 each way for my baby!

jammin_2

Hopelesswithmoney wrote: »

they are charging £20 each way for my baby!

That's the fixed charge for infants. It's the same no matter how much your adult fare is.

silverhairgranny

Ryanair
I love their cheap fares to bits. I go away 6/8 times a year. Use them to your advantage. No one else out there do these prices, but If you find one let me know as I will switch to them - till the next one comes along. you have to learn to play their rules to get the maximum effect which is not difficult or stay at home:j.

Hopelesswithmoney

jammin wrote: »

That's the fixed charge for infants. It's the same no matter how much your adult fare is.

What a rip-off:eek:

matt1987

I love flying, but havent been able to go on an aircraft for a long time.... Im starting to think if its worth paying a tenner for a fly around!

jammin_2

Hopelesswithmoney wrote: »

What a rip-off:eek:

Oh completely. You know of course, if you were a real money saver, you'd book for travel on your child's second birthday.

That'll show 'em.

Hopelesswithmoney

jammin wrote: »

Oh completely. You know of course, if you were a real money saver, you'd book for travel on your child's second birthday.

That'll show 'em.

He's not one yet though and I wanted to go sooner than that

What would happen if I booked him an adult seat I wonder.........

jammin_2

Hopelesswithmoney wrote: »

What would happen if I booked him an adult seat I wonder.........

Ground staff at the gate and will either offer you to buy an infant seat at £20 (each way) or offload him/her.