Ryanair

I flew with Ryan air to malaga in April this year. Firstly I would say, be careful with the booking process as flights look cheap but as you progress there alot of added on charges, which can prove to be more than others by the time you have paid for all the extras. However the booking process is simple and easy to book online. The flight was very basic and the plane was very small with slightly less leg room than other low cost airlines. Also refreshments are substantially dearer than other airlines so beware - a coffee costs £3.50. I was dissappointed at the free for all to get on the plane unless you pay the extra, as i had a three year old child and a 5 month ...

I have only flown with Ryanair once that was in April of this year. WHERE WE WENT- My boyfriend and I flew from Manchester airport to Dublin airport on 11th April 2009. HOW MUCH DID IT COST- The flights all together probably cost around £70 for the two of us return WHAT DID THAT INCLUDE- It included online checking, so we didn't have to check in at the airport. We were also allowed 5kg hand luggage on the plane. WHAT WE THOUGHT- We booked around a month before we made the trip, and as I had never flown with Ryanair I thought it was the ideal choice as I had often heard about their ...

At first I believed that Ryanair was the answer to all my problems. Having flown frequently between England and France it seemed an ideal option, being cheap and convenient but in recent days it seems that what was originally reasonable is heading towards the unreasonable. Yes, prices are lower than competitors but I believe that even by paying a lower price there should be some basic standard of service expected. Nowadays they seem to be adding a charge here and an increased charge there so that actually your initial flight is no longer that cheap at all by the time you have finished! My experience like another reviewer was that they charged me £40 for ...