Ryanair admin fee £50!

[Colonel Kurtz]

looking to head back to uk in april as will have new niece to visit.

50 euros for a bag!!!

absolute piss take, so bad i'm laughing about. fcukers!

If you book it in the uk it's £50. Robbing Bast**ds.

 

[grego]

If you book it in the uk it's £50. Robbing Bast**ds.

actually it's 25 each way, which i knew about, just usually i book separate legs rather than a return.

nevertheless, shat a cat when i saw 50 pop up.

 

[djjaycool]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=klNLqDpdYLI

Packing for ryanair

 

[Hellraiser92]

lov ryanair cheap as fuk
£40 return ibiza/poland/germany etc etc

 

[Bez]

Ryanair now flying Leeds - Ibiza

 

[Morbyd]

I just flew Air Berlin round trip Moscow-Berlin. It's a low-cost carrier.
195 euros return for this flight (weekend of Berlin Film Fest too, so high demand)
Assigned seats, 1 20kg bag, 1 carry-on, one non-alcoholic drink and a sandwich, all included. No hidden fees.
That's how it should be!

 

[WeLuvIbiza]

I just flew Air Berlin round trip Moscow-Berlin. It's a low-cost carrier.
195 euros return for this flight (weekend of Berlin Film Fest too, so high demand)
Assigned seats, 1 20kg bag, 1 carry-on, one non-alcoholic drink and a sandwich, all included. No hidden fees.
That's how it should be!

amen

 

[grego]

I just flew Air Berlin round trip Moscow-Berlin. It's a low-cost carrier.
195 euros return for this flight (weekend of Berlin Film Fest too, so high demand)
Assigned seats, 1 20kg bag, 1 carry-on, one non-alcoholic drink and a sandwich, all included. No hidden fees.
That's how it should be!

i guess, although ryanair is a life saver at times.

jsut got myself a 40€ return to frankfurt for timewarp, direct from ibiza.

next best option was lufthansa, non-direct €250 and awkward timings. also, cos of the fact returns are cheaper, i couldn't even use a single. (that was 700€ one way).

 

[jamesthemonkeh]

I'd rather not be lied to about how much it costs for admin, and just pay extra on the actual ticket price.

 

[Dan x]

The IATA (International Air Transport Association) standard hand baggage allowance (followed by easyJet and British Airways, among others) is 56cm x 45cm x 25cm (22" x 17.7" x 9.8").


Ryanair
Strictly one item of cabin baggage per passenger (excluding infants) weighing up to 10kg with maximum dimensions of 55cm x 40cm x 20cm is permitted. (handbag, briefcase, laptop, shop purchases, camera etc.) must be carried in your 1 permitted piece of cabin baggage.


Can anyone recommend a suitable case they have used for cabin baggage on Ryanir?

tia

As it goes, I've just bought myself a Rimowa wheeled case that's eactly those Ryanair dimensions. It's hardside so it can't squeeze over the dimensions, so not even those bastards can get me on size!

 

[Beckiboo]

I just flew Air Berlin round trip Moscow-Berlin. It's a low-cost carrier.
195 euros return for this flight (weekend of Berlin Film Fest too, so high demand)
Assigned seats, 1 20kg bag, 1 carry-on, one non-alcoholic drink and a sandwich, all included. No hidden fees.
That's how it should be!

Morbs low cost to me is like £40, not £180!

 

[WeLuvIbiza]

Morbs low cost to me is like £40, not £180!

I paid £40 admin fee with Ryanir

 

[Beckiboo]

I paid £40 admin fee with Ryanir

Yes, for four people! If you had booked for one person you'd have paid £10, on top of a cheap flight.

I don't mind paying £10 in charges if my flight is £20

 

[WeLuvIbiza]

Yes, for four people! If you had booked for one person you'd have paid £10, on top of a cheap flight.

I don't mind paying £10 in charges if my flight is £20

To compound my frustration, the wifey badgered me into paying for two checked in bags

 

[grego]

Now the proud owner of pre-paid mastercard.

In the ass ryanair.

 

[fatphilb]

Now the proud owner of pre-paid mastercard.

In the ass ryanair.

Need

 

[Morbyd]

Morbs low cost to me is like £40, not £180!

Well, firstly, that's £166.

Secondly, that was booked only about 5 weeks in advance, for the weekend of the Berlin Film Festival.

Thirdly, it's little bit further to travel from here.

And lastly, I'd rather pay that straight up then think I'm paying much less but have it turn out to be almost the same, plus not have an assigned seat and normal service.

 

[WeLuvIbiza]

And lastly, I'd rather pay that straight up then think I'm paying much less but have it turn out to be almost the same, plus not have an assigned seat and normal service.

I am concerned about this no assigned seats malarky, travelling with two children aged five and two. There might be an upside; I'm sure they would behave impeccably sat betwixt total strangers!!