E U. Should we stay or should we leave.

[big_cod]

Your figures, not mine.

 

If we look around, we find that in February of 2017, Ryanair fees fell 17% to an average of 33 (then £29.10) per flight.

So, how do you suppose they make £8.46 profit per passenger?

Come on...

Your pennies appear to have parachutes.

My figures all 130 millionth to spain excellent ken keep it going

 

Me and a few lads and there good ladies have just booked flights with Ryanair to Tenerife for £36 shocking aint it infact terribly really but then recently paid quantas £1500 for 2 to fly to Perth bit a difference shame Ryanair dont do long haul would save an absolute fortune

Edited March 8, 2018 by big_cod

[Ken L]

My figures all 130 millionth to spain excellent ken keep it going

Nope, my linguistic skills have let me down.

[big_cod]

Nope, my linguistic skills have let me down.

 

Seriously !!!!

[Ken L]

Seriously !!!!

'Multiple exclamation marks,' he went on, shaking his head, 'are a sure sign of a diseased mind.'

 

Sir Terence David John Pratchett, OBE -- in Eric

[Phone]

Ken,

 

The lowest offered fair was 12 pounds. Stipulations apply. I could not find an average or even a mean number. The high end looks to be around 100 pounds per person.

 

Question - does the EU "regulate" the current subsidies from individual nation states and destinations? US to Mexico many are subsidised by the destination resort in package deals.

 

We currently have an offer by WoW airlines - Kansas City to Iceland and back for $100.00 - an insane number.

 

Phone

 

Edit: I understand both people enjoyed the trip. Who would go to Iceland in February?

Edited March 8, 2018 by Phone

[big_cod]

Ken,

 

The lowest offered fair was 12 pounds. Stipulations apply. I could not find an average or even a mean number. The high end looks to be around 100 pounds per person.

 

Question - does the EU "regulate" the current subsidies from individual nation states and destinations? US to Mexico many are subsidised by the destination resort in package deals.

 

We currently have an offer by WoW airlines - Kansas City to Iceland and back for $100.00 - an insane number.

 

Phone

 

You can pay silly money phone would be great to fly business class but it bumps the fares up dramatically as for low cost carriers Ryanair seem to give the best value not a lot of room but if you can put with it for a few hours its incredible value you could get flights if you aee flexible for as little as £9.99 its 12.99 now still great value the main thing is being flexible and we often fly saturdays which daft as it seems is the usually the cheapest day to fly on but may come back on a Monday its also great for the e-pats visiting family back in the uk .

[chesters1]

Isnt thefe a passenger air duty? I thought you had to pay to leave? If its bundled into the air fare how can you pay £9.99?

[Ken L]

Ken,

 

The lowest offered fair was 12 pounds. Stipulations apply. I could not find an average or even a mean number. The high end looks to be around 100 pounds per person.

 

Question - does the EU "regulate" the current subsidies from individual nation states and destinations? US to Mexico many are subsidised by the destination resort in package deals.

 

We currently have an offer by WoW airlines - Kansas City to Iceland and back for $100.00 - an insane number.

 

 

Phone

 

Edit: I understand both people enjoyed the trip. Who would go to Iceland in February?

The link showing the average fare was in post #5620 and there has been quite the legal battle regarding the way subsides are used. Edited March 8, 2018 by Ken L

[snakey1]

Yep o Leary cares about as much for his customers as he does for his staff https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/business/2017/dec/20/ryanair-working-conditions-investigation-michael-o-leary

[Sportsman]

This is getting really ridiculous now.