Ryanair Booking Problems?

kangoouk

I have booked my first ever flights with Ryanair to Caracassonne for next week.
I didn't get a confirmation e-mail when i booked (back in April) but on-line the flights have always been 'confirmed'

The problem i now have is that Ryanair have sent me 2 'notification of a change in departure/arrival' type e-mails (in last couple of days). The first has changed the departure time but the second e-mail doesn't seem to be changing any times/arrangements.
I have clicked on the confirm acceptance link both times and the on-line system still shows my bookings as 'confirmed'.

Has anyone else had this happen? Is it normal with Ryanair??

Cheers

kangoouk

Come on can no one help?

Is it normal for Ryanair to send out change e-mail's even when nothing seems to have changed in the travel arrangements?
The first mail changed the outward details, but the second e-mail doesn't seem to have changed anything....i have accepeted both changes, but wonder if this is normal with Ryanair?

budgetflyer

You get these emails even if there is a 5 minute change to one flight. The second one probably is because you didnt reply to first one ?Dont worry

carol_a_3

I got one of these ages ago, budgetflyer is right they sent it although it was only to inform me of a 5 minute change. Print out the last e mail you get and use that as your ticket.

satan666wayne

Just check the second one and make sure the date has not changed, easyjet changed the date on me, the email came and there was a 10min change and i did not see the date had changed we had to spend an extra night in barcelona which was a bonus.

kangoouk

Have checked the 2nd notification....and thats why i thought I better ask.

I cannot see anything that has changed on the 2nd e-mail notification (dates, times, flight numbers etc). The first notification e-mail definately changed the flight time, but the 2nd does not seem to change anything.

I have accepted both mails and when I log onto ryanair the booking is still 'confirmed' at the revised times.

Having never used them before, i thought it best to ask if this sort of thing is normal...
Thanks

kangoouk

Oh dear...we now have our 3rd 'notification of a change in departure/arrival' e-mail from ryanair. As with no 2 there doesn't seem to be any change in details. We have accepted all three e-mails as instructed.

Obviously Ryanair are hard to contact by phone!!...but does anyone suspect that this may be a ploy to bump us off the flight (or is likely to be a computer glitch)?

budgetflyer

Just cick and accept the 3rd change email, provided everything suits.
There is no conspiracy. Ryanair fly 50 million passengers a year, the very very vast majority fly on time as booked, hassle free. Unlike the traditional airlines they dont overbook so you wont be bumped.