Ryanair website closing down - Honestly!

Bob_the_Saver

fifeken wrote: »

You can't make changes after you've done it. I often add a bag a short time before the flight.

OK, that makes sense

lurkylurky

fifeken wrote: »

You can't make changes after you've done it. I often add a bag a short time before the flight.

You can add a bag after online checkin, or you could last year. My SIL added a bag after checking in. She was advised to reprint her boarding pass.

Bob_the_Saver

I hope 'nobody' minds but I'm going to bump this thread back up the list, I think a lot of people are going to get caught out and it needs more publicity.

NMSE12

You wpuld think that they woild of contact those that would be affected....

Bob_the_Saver

NMSE12 wrote: »

You wpuld think that they woild of contact those that would be affected....

I'll have a bottle of what he's drinking please.

mcc100

Doshwaster wrote: »

Just shows what a cheap operation they run.

Everyone knows that they run a cheap operation....... and that is why so many people book with them.

If you choose to eat out at a pub that offers 2 meals for £10, then you know what to expect, and would not complain about the quality of the food.

Bob_the_Saver

Hold the front page, Martin's lot have finally woken up.

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.php?p=53119291&postcount=1

WickedWolfie

Ryanair levy massive, disproportionate, charges if you do not check in on line. To attempt to make such charges when they remove the ability to check in on line is almost certainly a breach of consumer law. Were I to be charged £60 in such circumstances I would immediately take County Court action. Even if I lost the case Ryan's legal fees would be significant and under the "small claims" procedures they do NOT get reimbursed.

Perhaps the only way to tame Seamus O'Sleazy would be for everyone to consistent take similar action - even if Ryan didn't lose many cases the constant stream of legal fees incurred would well and truely screw their profits......