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Jamie2k9 7th Dec 2010 22:02

It's only Ryanair who pay 0 fees to airports in Spain. Other airlines do get reduced fees but they are not 0 anyway.

If Ryanair and Aer Lingus don't act on the reduced tax now it will be back to €10 in the next budget. If there is growth in tourism this year then it may be axed in the next Budget. This is a time for Ryanair to prove that it damages tourism.

The charges at Dublin Airport are very cheep to some European airports. Ryanair expect to fly to major airport for nothing.

I haven't seen Ryanair kick up a fuss about the French travel tax but I don't know how much it is myself.

EI-BUD 7th Dec 2010 22:06

The reduction in travel tax is fantastic, at this much reduced rate expect a major announcement from Ryanair all closed routes ex Shannon to be reopened and Knock to get 50 new routes!!!:O

pee 8th Dec 2010 13:02

Trondheim Værnes Airport could soon become the northernmost in the entire Ryanair network, according to sources from Norway.

Avinor (the airport authority) has received a letter from Ryanair that they are planning a major offensive in the Scandinavian market over the next few years and want to discuss the possibility of starting flights to Værnes as early as April next year. They hope to get an agreement with the Airport very soon.

Avinor responded that they are working to rise the amount of direct routes to and from Trondheim and Trøndelag, and that the request from Ryanair is very interesting. There's one catch, though. Avinor has sent Ryanair a list of prices that airlines must pay to fly from Værnes hinting it will be ready to arrange a meeting with the airline only if the carrier agrees to these terms.

derelicte 8th Dec 2010 14:39

With this great new saving on tax, several passengers will be able to club together and afford to check a suitcase! :ok:

FR- 8th Dec 2010 16:31

Well when i went to TFS for 4days in june i took just my 10kg and that was fine. Plus many pax take a short city/sun break and only need clothes for a few days. Or if you think about our 2nd home owners who have a collection at clothes at the 2nd home, why would these pax want the charge of a hold case inc in the ticket price. Just pay for what you use! I have to admit the printing of your own boarding card does really f :mad:k me off.

TSR2 8th Dec 2010 19:47


Why on earth would anybody want to bring a suitcase with them on holidays
Perhaps those who are away for more than a few nights.

Or maybe those who care about hygeine issues.

derelicte 8th Dec 2010 21:12

Well seriously, what a joke it is that MOL moans about taxes, when if you book a Ryanair flight nowadays you have to wade through about two pages of trumped up Ryanair charges before you get to the end of your once £14.99 flight. I suppose you have all noticed how many peeps turn up at the gate with large jackets with poachers pockets in the hottest weather.

It's been so far so good for him, and I know that when Ryanair works it works fine, but at the moment he is just annoying far too many people, and as all marketing and customer relations staff know that this is a very bad long term thing. I know a few people who have met MOL (I haven't) and they all say he is a very smart guy who knows what he is doing.....it's him or marketing theory, one will have to give.

ssflyer 9th Dec 2010 13:07

Web site down
 
The FR web site has been down for hours today-I wonder how they are going to handle PAX who could not check in on line?

irish lad 9th Dec 2010 14:06

FR 6626Edinburgh - Lanzarote DIVERTED diverted to fuerteventura due to fog at lanzarote. passengers to be coached to lanzarote.

just seen on ryanair website flights to lanzarote diverting to fuerteventura because of fog.
passangers to be 'coached' to lanzarote...
does someone in ryanair not know fuerteventura, lanzarote are islands:ugh::ugh:

lfc84 9th Dec 2010 14:24

looking at flightstats, it shows 2 FR flights cancelled. yet, nothing else cancelled. must be some coach they are using!

edit: for accuracy. aer lingus and binter had one canx each as well

MichaelOLearyGenius 9th Dec 2010 14:36

Irish Lad

Did you not know that Ryanair use Fuerteventura Lanzarote international airport for flights to Lanzarote. Its actually only about 25miles away which is pretty close for an FR airport :)

fivejuliet 9th Dec 2010 15:58

Yes they can be bussed-because there's a ferry between the two islands on which the bus can travel...

potash 9th Dec 2010 18:46

Lanzerote v Fuerteventura
 
Are well at least on the way to corralejo to catch the ferry they go past probeley the best beaches in europe and realise Fuerty is a better bet next time :rolleyes::rolleyes:

eu01 9th Dec 2010 21:09

Germany
 
Looks like the announcement of the "retaliations" against the German airports is imminent, resulting from the new air tax there. Most probably all domestic routes will go. Weeze will lose two planes and as much as 13 routes (e.g. all 3 connections with Poland). Frequency reductions on some other routes. Also Bremen will likely be stripped of some key links like the one to Bergamo or Liverpool.

Phileas Fogg 9th Dec 2010 23:04


Why on earth would anybody want to bring a suitcase with them on holidays
Perhaps those who are away for more than a few nights.

Or maybe those who care about hygeine issues.


Correct me if I am wrong but to carry 'normal' sizes of such necessities as toothpaste and deodorant one needs to carry these in hold luggage!

FR- 10th Dec 2010 08:08

Whats wrong with travel size, you can buy at 100ml size

harbour cotter 10th Dec 2010 12:26

I dont think that this is the appropriate threat, but I think that security at all airports is similar. I am more concerned over the very personal searches which are getting more inappropriate by the day.

Regular travellers will know numerous ways of bypassing these security checks, I'm not going to highlight them. I believe that its more about pacifying the public and at least providing some sort of token barrier rather than preventing someone who was determined.

jpthomas72 10th Dec 2010 15:57

Cuts in Germany - big mistake
 

Weeze will lose two planes and as much as 13 routes (e.g. all 3 connections with Poland).
So Wizzair has won ! They are big at DTM. And expanding at HHN. Really odd that FR is stopping Polish-German connections, just ahead of 1st May 2011 when the Polish people (and all other 2004 ascension countries) have full EU workplace freedom, finally also in Germany, just with their passport. At least they keep KUN, RIX and still open TLL. Scrapping BHX from NRN is no surprise, loads poor and flying times odd, FR's BHX effort is ever-shrinking and this only follows HHN and others. FR should re-consider, giving-up a very big share in the EU's biggest economy just about a fairly small tax (much lower than UK's). The competition will be pleased, e.g. at DUS that's FlyBE, BA and LH. "Auf Wiedersehen, Ryanair": the planes lost from HHN are now in the Canaries.

ssflyer 11th Dec 2010 16:28

FR & Girona
 
Any experts out there know when/how the dispute between these two is going to be resolved?
Normally April-Aug flights on FR are bookable by the previous November.
There are no flights from BHX, EMA,STN etc in range to GRO after 1st April although all the other "sunshine" destinations are bookable including REU!

AP1995 11th Dec 2010 18:41

will ryanair be expanding into LBA soon with any new routes or any more based aircrafts?


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