Cant cancel a flight - can I give to friend?
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Apparently I can, but there is a £15 charge per person, and any difference in the airfare has to be paid. In this case the fare has gone down massively, but they keep the difference, so no one in their right mind would buy it from me.
Maybe just bite the bullet and make a very expensive gift to a couple of mates.
Maybe just bite the bullet and make a very expensive gift to a couple of mates.
audidoody said:
At £1.53 a minute
You thinks that's a rip off, I booked two seats, Aberdeen to London, London to Seattle premier class, 6 months in advance.Following day tried to change the Aberdeen to London leg one day earlier.
No worries sir, that will be £1200 please, yes 12 hundred pound.
I suggested I could buy a ticket Aberdeen to London a day earlier and join the Seattle flight.
Can't do that sir, if you don't travel on the flight from Aberdeen you can't join the Seattle flight.
Called following day, same result....... Now how on earth can they justify that.
Vipers said:
audidoody said:
At £1.53 a minute
You thinks that's a rip off, I booked two seats, Aberdeen to London, London to Seattle premier class, 6 months in advance.Following day tried to change the Aberdeen to London leg one day earlier.
No worries sir, that will be £1200 please, yes 12 hundred pound.
I suggested I could buy a ticket Aberdeen to London a day earlier and join the Seattle flight.
Can't do that sir, if you don't travel on the flight from Aberdeen you can't join the Seattle flight.
Called following day, same result....... Now how on earth can they justify that.
So the only issue is getting to London a day earlier, by them or anyone else?!
Globs said:
Not understanding this - Ryanair don't fly to Seattle do they?
So the only issue is getting to London a day earlier, by them or anyone else?!
I was just comparing the rip off phone charges Ryanair make and another rip from another airline ie BA.So the only issue is getting to London a day earlier, by them or anyone else?!
Edited by Vipers on Saturday 13th July 17:15
If you cancel you are entitled to your taxes back. Should be possible to do this online on ryanairs site. No point "cutting off your nose in spite of your face" and do a no show.
As another poster pointed out, Ryanair are not the only cunning airline out there, I'd bet every airline has the exact same policy in relation to their base fare rates, otherwise why would anyone pay their flex rates?
As another poster pointed out, Ryanair are not the only cunning airline out there, I'd bet every airline has the exact same policy in relation to their base fare rates, otherwise why would anyone pay their flex rates?
acer12 said:
If you cancel you are entitled to your taxes back. Should be possible to do this online on ryanairs site. No point "cutting off your nose in spite of your face" and do a no show.
You will find that Ryanair charge an "admin fee" equal to the taxes if you try to claim them back...KennyAbarth said:
Apparently I can, but there is a £15 charge per person, and any difference in the airfare has to be paid. In this case the fare has gone down massively, but they keep the difference, so no one in their right mind would buy it from me.
Maybe just bite the bullet and make a very expensive gift to a couple of mates.
Maybe they do that to stop touting of their tickets...or maybe their business models charges everything that moves.Maybe just bite the bullet and make a very expensive gift to a couple of mates.
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