Help put my mind at rest, ryainair.

ColdAsIce

ColdAsIce

ColdAsIce

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Yesterday I booked flights from glasgow to wroclaw, the last time I did this in march, I had to enter my passport number and my girlfriends national identification number.

This time I only had to enter our first and last name and then pay for the flights. Now the girlfriend is worried I have done something wrong when booking the flights :S
 
you did do something wrong, I'll give a hint, its booking with those numpties..

In other news have you got a flight confirmation? If so your fine :)
 
ColdAsIce said:
Yesterday I booked flights from glasgow to wroclaw, the last time I did this in march, I had to enter my passport number and my girlfriends national identification number.

This time I only had to enter our first and last name and then pay for the flights. Now the girlfriend is worried I have done something wrong when booking the flights :S
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you need to do the "online check-in" at that part they will ask you for passport numbers :)
 
you did something wrong the minute you chose to fly with Ryan Air, everything else after that is just wrong as a direct consequence of flying with that potato farming pirate Michael O'leary
 
Don't know what people's problems are with Ryanair. If you don't like them, don't fly with them. I on the other hand love Ryanair and love flying to Europe for less than a round at my local pub.
 
Flew with Ryan Air for the first time last week, bloody awful. Seats do not recline, food and drinks are horrendously expensive, tiny little aisles, rude stewards and there is no end to them trying to get money from you (scratch cards?????).

Let me explain. I flew return from Prestwick to Malaga and we where told that to comply with night time air regulations, the lights would be dimmed and if we wanted to read we should use the spot lights. Fair enough I thought, only for them to put the lights back on five minutes later and then have the stewards marching up and down the aisles trying to flog stuff. The lights where eventually put out and in both outbound and inbound flights, we touched down five minutes later. Three solid hours of being asked if I wanted food, drink or duty free.
 
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A mate of mine flew with them to spain and she was meant to be home last week... she was told she would be coming home this thurs but now they are saying saturday..

not sure whats going on

good luck
 
Ryan Air are GREAT if you pay £10 a flight...

You have to realise... they are cheap for a reason... Everything else is highly expensive.

So You will find that if you manage to get a flight to spain for £10 inc tax's and you dont mind being shoved in a tiny seat wih no entertainment for 3-5 hours then its perfect for you!
Tbh In my eyes 4 hours is nothing and i will just try and sleep
 
Nothing wrong with Ryanair as long as you know what to expect for your money. They get you there on time AND safely. What else do you want from a cheap European carrier?
 
eddiemcgarrigle said:
Flew with Ryan Air for the first time last week, bloody awful. Seats do not recline, food and drinks are horrendously expensive, tiny little aisles, rude stewards and there is no end to them trying to get money from you (scratch cards?????)
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In my opinion, people who recline their seats on bog standard flights are scum, have you any idea how hard it is being 6 foot 4 trying to squeeze into the seats anyway, when the idiot in front reclines their seat? It's just common courtesy.
 
deko said:
In my opinion, people who recline their seats on bog standard flights are scum, have you any idea how hard it is being 6 foot 4 trying to squeeze into the seats anyway, when the idiot in front reclines their seat? It's just common courtesy.
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Tell me about it!

Last time i went on a plane some rich looking got reclined his seat, I pushed it back up when he was asleep (pressed his button and pushed).
This woke him up and he asked me why i did it... i said "you didnt ask me if you could recline", So he asked and i said " yea if you pay me a fee of £30"

After 30 mins he paid as his back was hurting him...
 
Flights came to £80 in total for the both of us, including return :) So I cannot complain, plus I get the window seat this time as last time I had to sit next to a really smelly Polish women :(
 
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