Some of the reasons why Ryanair flights are delayed

[Actin_the_Sham]

Who in their right fucking mind is still flying Ryanair?

Christ sake, this isnt the 80's like.

Move on, grow up and fly them only when your life depends on it.

Cheap flights = myth

For some of us it still does offer cheap flights. Paid 140€ inc taxes for 2 people at Christmas. Other alternatives were A) to fly with Luxair (few crashes in the past few years) for a pricely sum that was around 400€ per person while still having to wait in Dublin for a flight to Cork or B) drive almost 3 hours to either Frankfurt or Brussels to fly to Dublin and then on to Cork while still paying excessive prices.

Cheap prices and a 1.5 hour drive suits me fine at the moment.

 

[aahjay]

I was bored and amazed at the same time. Had a good laugh with herself about the expressions on the ones taking ages.

My point is really about it being an avoidable delay. The 20 mins delay I had and let's say another 20 mins delay caused by the same shit on the other side coming back equals 40 mins in total for the second group travelling. Unless he puts the foot down

Shur, that would NEVER happen

 

[M&M]

I've flown with aer lingus a good few times over the last 12 months. Every single flight has been delayed, some more so than other but every one has been delayed by at least half an hour. Anytime i've flown with ryanair in the last year or two they've always been on time, in fact in some cases taking off five minutes early. I don't give a shite who I fly with as long as they get me where i'm going but the aerlingus delays are a joke.

 

[i_didnt_do_nawtin]

Ryanair's Cork - Gatwick route is da berries

 

[liam2me]

Ryanair's Cork - Gatwick route is da berries

couldn't agree more

 

[storysham]

Ryanair's Cork - Gatwick route is da berries

It was until ryanair bullied easyjet off the route, cut thier flights and raised the prices.


Twice i got a return flight to gatwick for less than 25 euro, takes and all fees included.
Not these days.

 

[sunbabe08]

i love the hidden charges had a flight from cork to liverpool. for 56 euro, by the time i was done, it was 90 euro. still cheap i suppose considering that it's the british open weekend

 

[i_didnt_do_nawtin]

It was until ryanair bullied easyjet off the route, cut thier flights and raised the prices.


Twice i got a return flight to gatwick for less than 25 euro, takes and all fees included.
Not these days.

Well I booked a flight a few days ago to London (flying tomorrow) and out of all the airports and airlines, the Ryanair Gatwick route was the cheapest I could find.

 

[Nawful_Niff]

They offer dirt cheap flights. Sure they get delayed alright but what do people expect - to pay 40 euro for a flight to England and expect butlers waiting on them hand and foot on their own private jet?

Sheesh like.

 

[jhegarty]

Dublin Cork for 2 €65 all in... far cheaper than the train...