Ryan Air - Admin Fee

sindydee

Hi

Just booked 2 seats on a Ryan Air flight and to avoid paying their admin charges I booked through Travel Republic.

So I got the exact same flight offer - (£6.00 each way for 2 people return) for £24.00!!!

It would have cost £44.00 (£5.00 per person, per flight, admin fee) if I had booked directly through Ryan air. I just had to pay a debit card charge of 30p to travel republic.


Hope this helps someone

Bring on the sunshine lol :j:beer:

tamalyn

it would have been cheaper for me to book through these too, bumms lol but am confused at flights, cos they are 30 minutes different to mine booked direct with ryanair and have different numbers - wierd!

janec

i had no idea you could do this.what a great tip.thanks op

skintbint_2

thanks - will keep that in mind for the next time!

2010

Great tip but what happens about your tickets.
Do TR just send you a confirmation number by email and you log on to RA and print your tickets as normal.

lillytoad

I paid for my wife,s tickets with a fair fx prepayment card (one euro for the french leg and a sterling one for the return trip which i got through this site and there are no charges on ryan air using them to book flights :T:T:T

sindydee

2010 wrote: »

Great tip but what happens about your tickets.
Do TR just send you a confirmation number by email and you log on to RA and print your tickets as normal.

Yes thats exactly right.

sindydee

lillytoad wrote: »

I paid for my wife,s tickets with a fair fx prepayment card (one euro for the french leg and a sterling one for the return trip which i got through this site and there are no charges on ryan air using them to book flights :T:T:T

lol, and I thought I had a good deal x

tamalyn

thanks so much Sindydee, i am going to book all my ryanair flights through travelrepublic from now on - my parents just moved to lanzarote, so will be using them alot in the future, not impressed at their admin charges at all lol

lucy8080

I thought Ryanair did not always honour tickets bought via screen scapers?

MillicentBystander

As a previous poster stated, get yourself a pre-paid mastercard (loads on the market to choose from) and save £5 each way per person with Mr O'Leary's enterprise. Gives you a nice warm feeling to get one over on that creature. No credit check, you can't go into debt etc etc. A no-brainer if you travel Ryanair regularly!