featherbum

i know its booring, but can i just say....

i went to change my tickets and they charge you £18pp to do so..fair enough... then the difference in price between when you bought the ticket and now...£5... fine....and then....
-all taxes AGAIN £25
-lugagge
-check in

so my issue here is, if i am not catching the original flight as planned, why do i have to pay taxes AGAIN?:curse::curse:

crispy

Did you change your flight or did you re-book? Often find it works out cheaper to just re-book. If you re-book then you are a new customer and need to pay for everything again, if you just changed your flight then I don't know Sorry

cajam31

To change your flight it used to be £45 per person charge to do this, and as crispy said sometimes worked out cheaper to just book a new flight.

featherbum

yeah i noticed that starting all over again is cheaper, i am just OUTRAGED :curse: that they have the cheek to charge taxes AGAIN if you are simply altering dates...:curse:

what a shame iberia and BA stopped flying my way, otherwise i would never give those ryanair thugs a penny ever again! the only other is easyjet and they are not much better....

crispy

The taxes do not go to Ryanair, it is paid to the British Government so maybe it is something that is laid down by them and Ryanair is just fulling it's duties as a tax collector for them.

jdr

But I thought the tax is for landing etc, how can you land twice on one flight ? ;-))

jdr

Squeezyjet is much better.

crispy

How do I know I just type what I think and I thought that

jdr

LOL, I don`t think anyone knows what the tax is for really.

featherbum

i was so annoyed the other day when looking into changing the flights i googled it and saw this..... (5th paragraph)

http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/consume...9&in_page_id=5

crispy

It just makes you wanna give him a big squeeze.....round the neck