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VISA Electron card to be phased out by most banks - Interesting to see what Ryanair do in response. It says that 30% of its punters pay by this method.
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Does anyone have any experience of Ryanair recruitment and/or being sent to random bases? I've an interview in London but am a little concerned with their extremely random bases where they could place me!
Please message me.
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MOL said on Irish radio yesterday that they're waiving the fee for Prepaid Master Cards. These are widely available in the U.K. and Ireland.
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. . . . never furnish your accomodation at your new base with more than you can carry in a suitcase . . . .
Never furnish your accomodation at your new base with more than you can carry in hand luggage observing the 10 kilo limit!
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Ryanair's assertion:
Oh really? Please name just a single bank or any other institution in entire Finland offering MasterCard Prepaid cards? Just one?
The MasterCard Prepaid card is much more widely available than Visa Electron and can be picked up from financial institutions/ card issuers throughout Europe
EU Availability
Country.... Electron.... MasterCard Ppd
Finland ....... Y ............... Y.
EU Availability
Country.... Electron.... MasterCard Ppd
Finland ....... Y ............... Y.
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So with a card issue fee , monthly fees , and a charge to actually load the card up with money , for most people its not worth getting .
Be interesting to see how this hits the £1 promotions .
Be interesting to see how this hits the £1 promotions .
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Anybody keeping control of their Bank Account gets a Debit Card.
They are unlikely to want a Pre-Paid Mastercard.
Some of our major Banks now only issue Visa Cards and have moved away completly from Mastercard.
Electron Cards were intended for those who did not qualify for a Debit Card!
This is another ploy by Ryanair to ensure that most of their punters have to pay their extortionate card fees.
Dont forget that they charge £5 per person per sector so a return flight for two people costs £20. Other airlines charge a flat fee per complete booking.
They are unlikely to want a Pre-Paid Mastercard.
Some of our major Banks now only issue Visa Cards and have moved away completly from Mastercard.
Electron Cards were intended for those who did not qualify for a Debit Card!
This is another ploy by Ryanair to ensure that most of their punters have to pay their extortionate card fees.
Dont forget that they charge £5 per person per sector so a return flight for two people costs £20. Other airlines charge a flat fee per complete booking.
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3 new aircrafts at ALC airport
3 New Aircrafts at ALC airport
7 New Destinations
3 Million Pax/Year
7 New Destinations
3 Million Pax/Year
In Spanish:
Ryanair, la aerolínea favorita del mundo, ha anunciado hoy 1 de diciembre, que a partir de Marzo de 2010, añadirá tres nuevos aviones (nueve en total), abrirá siete nuevas rutas (56 en total) y transportará tres millones de pasajeros al año en su base de Alicante, manteniendo 3.000 puestos de trabajo. Ryanair operará cerca de 500 vuelos semanales desde y hacia Alicante lo que supone una inversión en el aeropuerto de más de 600 millones de dólares.
Las nuevas rutas a Altemburgo, Cracovia, Sevilla, Smaland (Vaxjo), Estocolmo (Vasteras), Valladolid y Venecia (Treviso), así como el incremento de frecuencias en 9 rutas permitirán disponer de más tarifas bajas, competencia y posibilidad de elección a un número aún mayor de consumidores españoles y turistas.
[...]
Hoy en Alicante Michael O’Leary ha dicho,
“En Ryanair estamos entusiasmados de anunciar tres nuevos aviones y siete nuevas rutas desde Alicante a partir de Marzo, que nos permitirán ofrecer más tarifas bajas, competencia y libertad de elección a un número cada vez mayor de turistas y consumidores españoles.
Las nuevas rutas de Ryanair así como el incremento de frecuencias en rutas existentes permitirán generar tres millones de pasajeros anuales y el mantenimiento de al menos 3.000 puestos de trabajo en Alicante y su región.
Ryanair celebra estos nuevos tres aviones, rutas y frecuencias sacando a la venta una oferta de Navidad de 250.000 billetes a 5€ para viajar en más de 500 rutas de Ryanair a finales de Diciembre. La oferta esta disponible hasta la medianoche del jueves y la demanda promete ser enorme.”
3 nuevos aviones, 7 nuevas rutas y 3 millones de pasajeros al año en Alicante
a partir de 2010
a partir de 2010
Ryanair, la aerolínea favorita del mundo, ha anunciado hoy 1 de diciembre, que a partir de Marzo de 2010, añadirá tres nuevos aviones (nueve en total), abrirá siete nuevas rutas (56 en total) y transportará tres millones de pasajeros al año en su base de Alicante, manteniendo 3.000 puestos de trabajo. Ryanair operará cerca de 500 vuelos semanales desde y hacia Alicante lo que supone una inversión en el aeropuerto de más de 600 millones de dólares.
Las nuevas rutas a Altemburgo, Cracovia, Sevilla, Smaland (Vaxjo), Estocolmo (Vasteras), Valladolid y Venecia (Treviso), así como el incremento de frecuencias en 9 rutas permitirán disponer de más tarifas bajas, competencia y posibilidad de elección a un número aún mayor de consumidores españoles y turistas.
[...]
Hoy en Alicante Michael O’Leary ha dicho,
“En Ryanair estamos entusiasmados de anunciar tres nuevos aviones y siete nuevas rutas desde Alicante a partir de Marzo, que nos permitirán ofrecer más tarifas bajas, competencia y libertad de elección a un número cada vez mayor de turistas y consumidores españoles.
Las nuevas rutas de Ryanair así como el incremento de frecuencias en rutas existentes permitirán generar tres millones de pasajeros anuales y el mantenimiento de al menos 3.000 puestos de trabajo en Alicante y su región.
Ryanair celebra estos nuevos tres aviones, rutas y frecuencias sacando a la venta una oferta de Navidad de 250.000 billetes a 5€ para viajar en más de 500 rutas de Ryanair a finales de Diciembre. La oferta esta disponible hasta la medianoche del jueves y la demanda promete ser enorme.”
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Press conference this afternoon in Porto.
Lots of rumours about it:
- 2 new planes to be based in Porto (I think this is the strongest rumour)
- Base in Faro
- Any information about starting operations in Lisbon.
Lots of rumours about it:
- 2 new planes to be based in Porto (I think this is the strongest rumour)
- Base in Faro
- Any information about starting operations in Lisbon.
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I'm pretty sure they won't announce that they will start flying from and to Lisbon, but I think it's possible that they make some demands, or so. It's public here in Portugal that they interest in it, and that an important person form Ryanair visited LIS two weeks ago.
btw, OPO-Bristol, OPO-LPL and OPO-BHX are back in the summer with two flights per week. These flights will be operated by UK based aircrafts.
btw, OPO-Bristol, OPO-LPL and OPO-BHX are back in the summer with two flights per week. These flights will be operated by UK based aircrafts.
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Press conference this afternoon in Porto.
Lots of rumours about it:
- 2 new planes to be based in Porto (I think this is the strongest rumour)
- Base in Faro
- Any information about starting operations in Lisbon.
Lots of rumours about it:
- 2 new planes to be based in Porto (I think this is the strongest rumour)
- Base in Faro
- Any information about starting operations in Lisbon.
How many are there at the moment?