tommy.irene

Ryanair launches €49 Spanair rescue fare
Ryanair, the World’s favourite airline, today (27th Jan), launched a €49 (one way including taxes and charges) rescue fare* for SPANAIR passengers who may have been left stranded or have had their travel plans disrupted by the bankruptcy of the airline today.

tommy.irene

Ryanair also pledged to assist with the repatriation of passengers who may be caught up in any future airline collapse and advised passengers that the best way to ensure travel plans are protected is to travel only with financially secure airlines such as Ryanair.


Ryanair’s rescue fare can only be booked via www.ryanair.com/member/spanairrescuefare until 4th February for travel until 12th February, and applies to SPANAIR passengers only.

Ryanair’s Stephen McNamara said:

“SPANAIR’s failure underlines the risk of flying with an airline that is not financially stable. Ryanair will help stranded passengers return home and ensure that those with travel plans up to 12th February can still travel.

Ryanair has the biggest route network in Europe making it easier for stranded SPANAIR passengers to find a local airport and return home. SPANAIR passengers can book these rescue fares for only €49 including taxes and charges via www.ryanair.com/member/spanairrescuefare until 12th February.


“Ryanair strongly advises all passengers to book airfares only with financially stable airlines. By booking with Ryanair you will secure the guaranteed lowest fares and no fuel surcharges and can be sure that Ryanair will still be flying when your flight date arrives. With over €3billion in cash reserves Ryanair is one of the most financially robust airlines in Europe”.

* This fare must be booked via www.ryanair.com/member/spanairrescuefare and passengers must bring their SPANAIR booking reference for verification at the airport check-in point. Passengers who arrive to check-in without their SPANAIR booking reference cannot be accepted for travel.




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tommy.irene

Published on Friday, 27 January 2012 to 21: 00 h


The airline Spanair has announced the cessation of its activity and, therefore, the suspension of all its flights from 0200 hours of Saturday, January 28. All passengers who had planned flying with Spanair should report on the phone of the company, 900 131 415, and on his website www.spanair.com.

Dick Dasterdly

Crafty O Learys probably got his eye on some of their routes.

jackytoo

Saw the news this lunchtime. Didn't want to post it and be seen as little Ms negative

BTW Fitch has downgraded Spain this evening by deux points...the barstewards, they don't know what they are on about

jdr

What do you expect they are yanks ain`t they.

Dick Dasterdly

Only deux pois ?

It's when we're down to nil pois is the time to start worrying.

agoreira

It was on the cards, half the regional airports built at huge expense are either closed or like ghost towns, so no big surprise.

jdr

Of cause, Malaga airport is like a bloody ghost town.

steviedeluxe

I know - all those 57 million tourists must be walking to Spain!

jackytoo

I wonder if they count cruise ship visitors. 8000pax in málaga yesterday.

bealerDSB

Really.
DSB.

agoreira

You come across as a very lonely guy, keen to befriend anyone that says anything that you want to hear, but I'd choose your friends more wisely, back someone capable of joined up thinking. Málaga is an "aeropuerto internacional" not an "aeropuerto regional" so has nothing to do with my statement, "half the regional airports built at huge expense are either closed or like ghost towns". Of course you knew what I was referring to when I said "regional airports" but you're desperate to score points, it's making you look silly. There are loads of regional airports that I was referring to, that have closed, or never even opened, or have literally a handful of passengers, airports like Albacete, Burgos, Ciudad Real, Córdoba, Huesca, Murcia, Castellón etc. The famous "aeropuertos fantasmas"
http://www.lapatilla.com/site/2012/0...tos-fantasmas/

Domino

well he won't get rich on many of them, but it would be nice if someone was to give us a route back to the UK from Granada, which Spanair didn't have.

Domino

is that anything to do with petty pois ?