Ryanair in a nutshell
Ryanair has made a name for itself in European aviation as a pioneer of the low-cost concept. By limiting its services to the essentials, i.e. transport from A to B, it offers the lowest possible prices, which still arouse suspicion today.
Ryanair carries over 100 million passengers a year, making it one of Europe's largest carriers. It operates flights to two hundred different destinations across Europe.
It operates exclusively with Boeing 737-800 and Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft in yellow and blue livery with a winged Irish harp on the indicator.
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Hi, we have purchased a Family Plus Fare with Ryanair and we can have a 10kg checkin bag as one of our bags - is there a size restriction? Or can I easily have a large suitcase and just stick to the weight? Thank you.
The answer can be found in the luggage section.
Hi, do you have any experience with transporting a stroller? We are flying with Ryanair to Malaga in the summer and will probably need a stroller. Do I need to pay extra for it? Is it left on the passport or is it taken on the plane?
The stroller is always free, it's up to you whether you put it on the belt or take it to the plane
Hi, Ryanair cancelled our return flight (end of March) and that we have to choose either another flight (demented dates) or money back. If we take the money back, will they also give us a refund for the flight there, since we won't use it of course?
Both flights were purchased in one transaction.
Hi, also Ryan has now cancelled our February flight and we could have chosen any other flight online instead, regardless of airport and price within - 7/+14 days of the original flight. Try it via the "change flight" button, it's better to pick anything you can think of than to get a refund.
Interesting info, thanks a lot... I didn't know you can change the destinations.
But maybe anyway I wonder if anyone has experience with refunds for both flights?
Hello, please detailed procedure how to print boarding pass /I know it doesn't have to be, but my phone broke once before departure/. Thanks
Have a nice day,
I've devised a holiday family move between PRG, STN and EDI, different times, different people, different luggage. My initial question is, does it make sense to buy a PRG - STN ticket today, for example, and then wait to see if the price of the return is still prospectively reduced? Sometimes I have to buy three different tickets because I have a PRG - STN, STN - EDI and EDI- PRG plan. I suspect there might be some savings as open-jaw on other airlines, but it's completely irrelevant on Ryanair, isn't it? Similarly, perhaps the STN - EDI part?
I think I have this right, but would be grateful for confirmation that this is the case, or any risks involved.
Thanks
Ryanair is a point to point airline, so there is no risk of open-jaw, even with other low cost airlines. You put the puzzle together at your own risk, but I wouldn't worry about skipping Wizzair altogether, you just need to give yourself enough time to change planes (which doesn't mean 2 hours).
I'm afraid it's a bit late in May to wait for cheap holiday tickets.
Well, I'm not expecting miracles, but it's moving every day by a couple of hundred back and forth, I need four people, different flights, sometimes with a backpack, sometimes with a big suitcase, it's getting crowded.
Thank you!
No one can tell you when a ticket will cost how much and whether to buy it now or wait. You can try https://www.airhint.com/ as a guide. But again, it's just a prediction. I buy tickets when I think the price is reasonable. What is an acceptable price is of course individual.