For those of you who might be looking for cheapo flights, Ryanair are offering [free] flights from a number of UK airports to holiday destinations through-out Europe.
The deals rule out school holidays, bank and public holidays, and no one where I work has found a free flight yet, but they are flights to Stockholm from Liverpool for as little as £7 there and £0.01 back.
I’m not tempted because I’m watching my carbon footprint after Kevin, from Travolution, gave me a hard time for flying down to London! Hehe
Remember if you book a flight with Ryanair, and they cancel the flight, or you are delayed, they will more than likely leave you stranded at the airport, but take out travel insurance and remember the EEC directive which means they have to look after you.
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Lee Harrison | 12 July, 2007 at 11:20 am
Fares include taxes, fees & charges
Booking Period: Wed 11th Jul 07 - Thu 12th Jul 07
Travel Period: Sat 01st Sep 07 - Wed 31st Oct 07
Applicable Days: Mon - after 12:00pm
Tue/Wed - all day
Thu - before 12:00pm
Sat - after 12:00pm
Subject To Availability
Flight must be purchased: 14 Days in advance
Blackout Period: 19th Oct ‘07 - 31st Oct ‘07 to/from UK & Ireland
Notes on this fare: All Holidays, School Breaks and Major Sporting Events are excluded from this offer
If flights must be booked 14 days or more in advance and the offer excludes all holidays and breaks, surely this should be looked at by trading standards?
Lee Harrison (owner Select World Travel) | 12 July, 2007 at 12:55 pm
Misread- some of the details, some flights would be bookeable but can anyone actually find a free flight to book?? And then even the low fares still have those Hidden taxes to add on
Darren Cronian | 12 July, 2007 at 1:13 pm
I’m not sure Lee, but I’ve yet to find a free flight. Yes, they are flights for £0.01p but it’s not easy to find these offers, and you have to be prepared to fly at silly times like arrive at midnight. If I am DIY booking then I prefer to get to the destination in daytime, so I can find my hotel without any problems.
When I flew to Oslo, earlier in the year, I arrived at night, and I felt uncomfortable walking around the city, not quite sure where I was heading.
Nicholas Lee | 12 July, 2007 at 3:36 pm
Darren
We manage to find a “free flight” well 1p each way including taxes.
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Gordon | 26 February, 2008 at 11:07 am
have been trying to book flights to gerona, spain to visit my friend on her 60th birthday. everytime I check the box “choose and continue” an error occurs. whats gone wrong????
jackie | 21 May, 2008 at 10:36 am
iv tried to find free flights but carnt get any can someone help me
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