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Re: The Ryanair Thread
Originally Posted by Hondon Voyager
(Post 7371887)
...( please note I am not trying to be sarcastic) maybe I am getting old .
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Re: The Ryanair Thread
Only an airline run by uncle Mick could have this on its news page.
http://www.ryanair.com/site/EN/news....=pro-en-120309 Well lets get cracking girls and boys. |
Re: The Ryanair Thread
Originally Posted by Hondon Voyager
(Post 7371887)
Have a look on Ryanair website on the Ryanair news page and see phase 2 maybe I am misinterpeting something ( please note I am not trying to be sarcastic) maybe I am getting old .
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Re: The Ryanair Thread
You're right phase two does say passengers will pay £5 for online check in - but only because there remains the option of desk check in.
Once phase three kicks in (no check in desks at all ) either the web check in charge will be dropped or it will have to be incorporated into the headline price. As the spokesman said on my previous link it is pricing for discretionary items. If it is a universal charge it is not discretionary and has to be included in the headline price on the first quote page. Just like when you get a ryanair quote for a particular flight it gives you fare + taxes + fees = total cost. They are doing this so in october (phase three) they can press release "no charges for online check in. Ryanair reduces prices once again.":blink: |
Re: The Ryanair Thread
Originally Posted by frigilianafreddy
(Post 7372222)
You're right phase two does say passengers will pay £5 for online check in - but only because there remains the option of desk check in.
Once phase three kicks in (no check in desks at all ) either the web check in charge will be dropped or it will have to be incorporated into the headline price. As the spokesman said on my previous link it is pricing for discretionary items. If it is a universal charge it is not discretionary and has to be included in the headline price on the first quote page. Just like when you get a ryanair quote for a particular flight it gives you fare + taxes + fees = total cost. They are doing this so in october (phase three) they can press release "no charges for online check in. Ryanair reduces prices once again.":blink: |
Re: The Ryanair Thread
Oops, sorry!
I've just seen that the £5 web check in charge does not apply to "promotional fares" Damn, that means it is discretionary because you could choose a promotional fare. So that's that - another ryanair extra!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
Re: The Ryanair Thread
Does anyone know what will happen to the self service check in machines currently being used at Stansted?
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Re: The Ryanair Thread
Originally Posted by karenLon
(Post 7372445)
Does anyone know what will happen to the self service check in machines currently being used at Stansted?
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Thank goodness for that.
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Re: The Ryanair Thread
Originally Posted by karenLon
(Post 7372445)
Does anyone know what will happen to the self service check in machines currently being used at Stansted?
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ryan air £1.00 to go to the toilet
are ryan air really charging you a pound to go to the toilet?????????
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Re: ryan air £1.00 to go to the toilet
and its a fiver if you need toilet paper, but they only tell you that once you are 'sitting down'..
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Re: ryan air £1.00 to go to the toilet
Originally Posted by admon
(Post 7388761)
and its a fiver if you need toilet paper, but they only tell you that once you are 'sitting down'..
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Re: ryan air £1.00 to go to the toilet
Originally Posted by helenba
(Post 7388571)
are ryan air really charging you a pound to go to the toilet?????????
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Re: ryan air £1.00 to go to the toilet
Im sorry lets not have yet another thread on this :lol:
I'm going to merge it with the other when I find it |
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