Flight delay and cancellation compensation, Ryanair ONLY

Vauban

Steve_xx wrote: »

That may well be or have been a part of Ryanairs terms and conditons but contrary to what Ryanair think they are not above statutory law.

But this wouldn't be breaking statutory law necessarily ... the statute of limitation is 6 years or whatever period may be agreed between the parties.

Steve_xx

Vauban wrote: »

But this wouldn't be breaking statutory law necessarily ... the statute of limitation is 6 years or whatever period may be agreed between the parties.

Yes of course you are correct.

joeyjoejnr

I tried to reply to the e-mail Ryanair sent me turning down my claim but they sent an automatic e-mail back saying this address wasn't used.

Does this mean I have to post all my replies to them, but they can e-mail theirs? What a sham!

Steve_xx

joeyjoejnr wrote: »

I tried to reply to the e-mail Ryanair sent me turning down my claim but they sent an automatic e-mail back saying this address wasn't used.

Does this mean I have to post all my replies to them, but they can e-mail theirs? What a sham!

No you don't need to go to the trouble of posting them. They have a fax number that I'll find for you if you want me to.

Then you register here, it's free for a limited amount of faxes:

https://www.hellofax.com/

and this will give you the ability to send a few free pages online to the Rayanair fax number.

joeyjoejnr

Steve_xx wrote: »

No you don't need to go to the trouble of posting them. They have a fax number that I'll find for you if you want me to.

Then you register here, it's free for a limited amount of faxes:

https://www.hellofax.com/

and this will give you the ability to send a few free pages online to the Rayanair fax number.

Yeah - the fax number would be great!

Steve_xx

ok, from the UK it's: 00 353 1 812 1676

Caz3121

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Jack_Plane

Hi Dr Watson I read your excellent account of dealing with Dublin and I want to ask about the NWNF company bit because we put our claim against Condor into their hands and after 5 months they said since Condor haven't accepted the claim the are going to hand the case back to you.
The (Legal?) company is not called claim-delay.co.uk but it should be.
I would like to know of a NWNF that will actually take out a writ.
We did win a claim against Caribbean Air and it is no writ no pay.
It would be bad buisiness practice to pay if you don't have to.

glentoran99

Steve_xx wrote: »

That may well be or have been a part of Ryanairs terms and conditons but contrary to what Ryanair think they are not above statutory law.

Im not convinced that would have been part of their terms in 2008..

glentoran99

http://www.flightdelays.co.uk/blog/2014/1230/ryanair-lose-another-2-flight-delay-court-cases