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Ryan to charge 40EU or about $60 if you dont checkin on line
AirfareWatch this afternoon posted an alert that starting Wednesday Ryan is
charging 40EU or about $60 if you do not check in on line for which they charge 5Eu when you show up to check in at the airport. |
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Ryan to charge 40EU or about $60 if you dont checkin on line
"Mike" wrote in message ... AirfareWatch this afternoon posted an alert that starting Wednesday Ryan is charging 40EU or about $60 if you do not check in on line for which they charge 5Eu when you show up to check in at the airport. I take it you mean Ryanair (the Irish airline)? You now have to check in online *and* print your boarding pass. That costs EUR5. Should you fail to do so you pay the higher fee at the airport. I've not done it but I'm told you can check in much, much longer before the flight than for legacy carriers (months ahead). Some people have wondered about setting themselves up with a laptop and printer at an airport, using wifi, to print passes for people at a cost less than Ryanair change! |
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Ryan to charge 40EU or about $60 if you dont checkin on line
You now have to check in online *and* print your boarding pass. That costs
EUR5. Should you fail to do so you pay the higher fee at the airport. I've not done it but I'm told you can check in much, much longer before the flight than for legacy carriers (months ahead). I checked in this afternoon for a flight this coming Tuesday. Checkin appears to open two weeks before the flight. Some people have wondered about setting themselves up with a laptop and printer at an airport, using wifi, to print passes for people at a cost less than Ryanair change! Checkin appears to close four hours before the flight. I'm trying to figure out what the point of the checkin fee is, other than to remind people that Ryanair is the world's most annoying airline. R's, John |
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Ryan to charge 40EU or about $60 if you dont checkin on line(TTT)
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Ryan to charge 40EU or about $60 if you dont checkin on line
"John Levine" wrote in message ... You now have to check in online *and* print your boarding pass. That costs EUR5. Should you fail to do so you pay the higher fee at the airport. I've not done it but I'm told you can check in much, much longer before the flight than for legacy carriers (months ahead). I checked in this afternoon for a flight this coming Tuesday. Checkin appears to open two weeks before the flight. Some people have wondered about setting themselves up with a laptop and printer at an airport, using wifi, to print passes for people at a cost less than Ryanair change! Checkin appears to close four hours before the flight. I'm trying to figure out what the point of the checkin fee is, other As was pointed out in the other thread, Molly's business plan is to make the headline price as low as possible He achieves this by making the add ones as expensive as he thinks the market will bear. Though IMHO he has gone beyond that that point with these new fees, which fit into the category of extortionate tim |
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