Hi daz - the local football team - Colchester United - known to all us supporters [although God knows we've had a rough time recently] as the U's.
Are you sure you live in Colchester ?
[PS: you have spelt consider & travelled wrongly. I won't bother pointing out your various punctuation errors]
Rant over.
Come on the U's!

Daz

I am sorry but I do not know of any airline that has offices in every country in the world and most cities, please enlighten us I am fascinated.

R ... the U's yer, not enought time in my life to follow them and not enough time in my life to worry about spelling and punctuation spelling has never been a strong point of mine but has never held me back in my line of work as everything is done in codes and numbers and I have found a dictaphone comes in very handy due the the places I have to travel not having english as a first language most of my work gets typed up by some other poor sod anyway good job my strong points include goegraphy and having a face that fits ... Infact you have a very valid point looking back at my spelling and punctuation I my self would concider myself very lucky to hold the position I have and the benefits that come along with it dont get me wrong im no pilot but get payed just as much and even with my pay scale I still enjoy a Ryanair bargin and find their flight times are better than most :ok:

So now I have had my home worked marked :ouch: ... lets get back on topic ;).

pwalhx
 

Every country YES and most cities YES !
I am not getting into who I work for but we operate Cargo and Passenger flights all over the world and the point I was making is I am very well traveled.

Daz

You took my post completely the wrong way, it was not a dig, just after working in cargo for over 30 years I was unaware that there was an airline with so many offices and I was just interested.

pwalhx
 

I did not think you were having a dig :O.

My fault what I should have said is I work for a company who has offices in every country and almost every city in the world I work in the Airline arm of said company and its one of the big players in Cargo we offer passenger flights aswell as cargo and my work takes me all over the world infact over 70% of my work is overseas and getting there is a mix of jump seat and self.

But we best get back on topic or it will be more than my spelling and punctuation getting ticked off ;).

New FR website....very errrr....yellow!!!

It seems to be mainly the home page that has changed. The site still includes that horrible "Security Check" with the impossible to read letters.

Where is this security check located?

London (Stansted) is now London(Stan) which is what the Daily Mail has been claiming for years!!!

I thank you !:O

Skipness

I take my hat off to you for that one.....v.good !!

MM

Interesting...

Ryanair are back in talks with Budapest Airport. If agreement is reached it will most lightly be early 2012 before they return.

After the screen where you put in the details of the flight you want but before it displays the results.

Nope - proceeded as far as the payment page, not such check here.

MD

Maybe only appears if you are accessing the site in a particular language/from a particular set of IP addresses? I've never seen it either (in Ireland).

I am in Spain at the moment and if I access the Ryanair site in an Internet cafe I am asked to enter the security code. Also have to enter code if using my iPad via wifi. However when using a local 3G sim in my iPad I am not asked for the code. The Ryanair site says it is to prevent automatic scanning of their system.

Accessing from Tenerife via house broadband and no security check.

Has anybody been able to locate the timetable function on the new website?

Time table
 

Its abit odd but .... its in Manage My Booking :rolleyes:.