Cheap air travel within europe

Thank you for the advice. I had planned on buying things in Italy.
joe

(Miguel Cruz) wrote in message ...
Joe wrote:
Regarding:1 piece checked, 15 kgs and 1 piece carry-on, 7 kgs

Since I will be in Europe for 3 weeks, I am sure to be over the 15kg
for my checkin as well as the 7Kg for my backpack. What do I do?

Pack less? 22kg (almost 50 pounds) is an awful lot of crud to cart around,
even for a one-year trip.

miguel

You could mail excess wait back from Italy; the postal system is a lot
more reliable than it used to be.

I'm not sure what risks you're referring to in flying Ryanair. I've
only done it once so far (Bergamo to Luton), but had no problems and
haven't heard of any.


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Deirdré Straughan

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On 17 Feb 2004 15:14:52 -0800, (Joe) wrote:

What I don't understand is how the fare become uncompetitive
only when you multiple up by the number of pax.

I am sure that my chekin bag will be over their limit. You add a
minimum of 90 euros on top of what I am paying, and the apparent risk
of flying with ryanair. Admittedly, the perceived risk of travel with
ryanair is not from my experience, but experiences others have shared.
Joe

Joe wrote:
I'm not sure what risks you're referring to in flying Ryanair

Cancelled flights, no customer service etc. Vacation time has some
value to me. A few hours of waiting is one thing, but having to find
alternate travel from Rome to Italy would be difficult for me

Oh, I suspect it wouldn't be all that difficult.

miguel
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(Miguel Cruz) wrote in
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Joe wrote:
I'm not sure what risks you're referring to in flying Ryanair

Cancelled flights, no customer service etc. Vacation time has some
value to me. A few hours of waiting is one thing, but having to find
alternate travel from Rome to Italy would be difficult for me

Oh, I suspect it wouldn't be all that difficult.

miguel

Oh yes, it would be terribly hard to book such a flight. But when found,
the travel would be very quick and comfortable.

/Tommy P.

Cancelled flights, no customer service etc. Vacation time has some
value to me. A few hours of waiting is one thing, but having to find
alternate travel from Rome to Italy would be difficult for me

Seems to me it wouldn't be necessary to fly from Rome to Italy. I am
very certain that all you need to do in Rome is close your eyes turn
around 3 times while repeating the word Italy as fast and as many
times as you can. After the third turn open your eyes and say
abracadabra, alla kazaam. Then you will be in Italy. ;-)

Rome to Italy
Right you are...
After reading my own post,the typo did make my statement silly :-)
I mean Rome to Munich....
-= joe =-

sj wrote in message news:%BIZb.360385$I06.3780065@attbi_s01...

Cancelled flights, no customer service etc. Vacation time has some
value to me. A few hours of waiting is one thing, but having to find
alternate travel from Rome to Italy would be difficult for me

Seems to me it wouldn't be necessary to fly from Rome to Italy. I am
very certain that all you need to do in Rome is close your eyes turn
around 3 times while repeating the word Italy as fast and as many
times as you can. After the third turn open your eyes and say
abracadabra, alla kazaam. Then you will be in Italy. ;-)

On Fri, 20 Feb 2004 18:19:47 GMT, (Miguel Cruz) wrote:

Joe wrote:
I'm not sure what risks you're referring to in flying Ryanair

Cancelled flights, no customer service etc. Vacation time has some
value to me. A few hours of waiting is one thing, but having to find
alternate travel from Rome to Italy would be difficult for me

Oh, I suspect it wouldn't be all that difficult.

I think I'd probably walk as a last resort, hopefully get a little
trolly with all that luggage though!

Jim.