It was a friendly and constructive meeting, until the boss of EUClaim took the floor, accusing all and sundry of deception and ineptitude. |
They keep I believe 27% of any successful R261 claim they assist in.
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They keep I believe 27% of any successful R261 claim they assist in. |
Thick/ thin skin ....value for money
27% indeed seems a tad steep as a charge in the real world.
Though not of course in the unreal world of M O'L and his acolytes where customers (sic) are charged the princely sum of 40€ for having their boarding card printed [a charge declared by the Commercial Court in Barcelona on 22nd December 2010 to be legally null and void as well as "abusivo" which you can feed through your google translator for yourself if you are curious.] |
I am intrigued to see what they do to entice people into keeping the card. Perhaps there was no fee paid as Raffaels were essentially doing Ryanair a "favour" because the £6 sign up fee was refunded. Either way, small print will have no doubt said "we reserve the right to charge at any time", or maybe just "if the OFT tell us we have to charge, then we will - without twisting their arm, honest". Any ideas on number of people who actually took up card? Percentage of bookings paid for using it? MOL and his colleagues need to think more carefully about the things they say, stop shooting themselves in the foot, and start emphasising the things that they do well. |
Though not of course in the unreal world of M O'L and his acolytes where customers (sic) are charged the princely sum of 40€ for having their boarding card printed [a charge declared by the Commercial Court in Barcelona on 22nd December 2010 to be legally null and void as well as "abusivo" which you can feed through your google translator for yourself if you are curious Least if you going to claim stuff you get state the correct position as the original decision got slapped down in a higher court. |
@ jabird
You are right, they won't get those 'snobs' (your word) off legacy carriers and on to Ryanair with the sort of things that MOL comes out with. But Ryanair's expansion policy requires them to do exactly that, they have said as much themselves. Being careful in the things that they say costs nothing. I can think of several other airlines who operate to a similar business model, but none of them set out in a way that actually discourages some people from even considering flying with them. And what is it that puts these people off? The publicity. I think it would be very interesting to do a word association test with 'Ryanair', and measure the ratio of replies positive to negative. |
The most similar airline to Ryanair is Wizz Air. They carry millions of passengers. But they do not do those publicity stunts. The result - even in this forum ant this thread there are people who do not know them. They say - some airline started charging for carry on. But they do not remember Wizz Air name.
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Btw. Finavia did not rise these fees. The decision was made by Finnish Transport Safety Agency (Trafi). |
Liverpool 2013
Liverpool with have 7 or 8 aircarft there next summer with more routes planned.
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Word association
Have to say the only measure that matters is passengers, and lets face it FR know how to get those passengers on board , hard to see any short term change in the continued growth in bums on seats....just wish they were a wee bit nicer about it all .....
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A SNAPSHOT IN TIME: Ryanair's November Network :: Routesonline
Some intresting stats suprised DUB is still there second largest destionation and quiet a drop at some main European bases. |
Originally Posted by EI-A330-300
(Post 7509600)
quite a drop at some main European bases.
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Köln-Bonn to be announced as a new base on Tuesday. FR going to take on Germanwings (Lufthansa) on their home turf. Currently, they serve only Palma and Girona.
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I'd also expect a new base when BER eventually opens.
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CIA figures
I didn't expect Rome CIA to drop that much. Any explanation? Not good for the statistics. |
New Stansted route
The Irish low-cost carrier will begin flights from the Essex base on April 2 next year.
Spokeswoman Michelle Lowe said: “Ryanair is pleased to announce a new route from London Stansted to Dole located in the east of France between Dijon and Besancon on the Doubs river. “This new service will operate twice weekly on Tuesdays and Saturdays from April 2. |
Dole
Should be a popular route as there are a lot of people on it already.....sorry
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I'm assuming the airport at Dijon, the main regional centre, is capable of supporting B737 operations.
Therefore, is Dole the new Angouleme ? Ryanair flies there as long as they get plenty of "marketing support" from the local Govt. As soon as the commercial terms change, FR throws a hissy fit and walks off... |
Ryanair have already being flying from Porto to Dole for a couple of years.
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