just a warning-RYANAIR- if you have a child not infant you have to pay for buggy

poppyolivia

Zara33 wrote: »

:rotfl: I'm guessing you've never done the easyjet flights...just like the first day of a next sale

:rotfl: no chance, too risky!;) Besides they seem to cancel at a drop of a hat and while I'm waffling on, when we went to get our AF flight in Edinburgh 3 Easy jet flights were cancelled because of bad weather (snow coming sideways) eventually we got on ours and the noise coming from the plane trying to get 'up in the air' was horrendous all the adults were screaming and crying (me included:o ) but all turned out ok...pilot apologised and we were on our way, thats the first time ever I wished we were on an easy jet cancelled flight!!:rotfl: (and yes Joshua thought it was ace, he was clapping! )

poppyolivia

ynot2005 wrote: »

my history of my posts is there for all to see., i have nothing to hide or cover up, the truth is there for all to read

erm not entirley true you delete and edit alot!..I quoted something of yours and you edited it to remove it!:p

ejuett

Having worried about not being able to take a buggy on Ryanair as my child was not what they class as 'infant' (ie she is 2 years old, not under 2), all ended up fine: there was **no charge**. I decided to risk taking it along to the airport and see if it was free (I also took a bag I could put it in so could just check it in as luggage if nec, but wasn't nec).
Hope no-one has been put off by believing you must pay for child over 2 years old ...!

vix2000

Hi, I am quite confused now.

I will print out the terms and conditions stating 1 pushchair PER CHILD is allowed, to cover that aspect.

Are you saying that I shouldnt have booked the whole party as online check in because of taking the pushchair?

On previous flights we just wheeled it up to the plane and the staff took care of it??????

Heeeeellllllpppp!!!!!

breezeblock

I have a pushchair and online check in only aswell. Does anyone know?