Comments on: Easyjet Vs Ryanair flight price comparison

By: Darren Cronian

Darren Cronian — Sat, 17 Oct 2009 15:42:48 +0000

@ Andy

Nice praise for Ryanair, for a moment I thought you were Michael O’Leary, unless of course you work for Ryanair?

By: Andy Simons

Andy Simons — Sat, 17 Oct 2009 15:22:53 +0000

Ryanair is better than Easyjet in every way. People say Ryanair have hidden charges, well they certainly do not. When you select the flight you would like to fly on it gives you all the prices in the info box, fare for all passengers, the online check-in price for all passengers and the taxes and fees and has the total price at the bottom with these added up. It does this for both inbound and outbound flights. When you go to the next page it adds up the prices again and the total price for both the outbound and inbound flights, to give you a total price, below that in red it says “Excluding handling fee (if applicable)”. How the hell do they have hidden charges, well, they don’t, it’s people just being idiots who cannot be bothered to read the information, it isn’t just there for decoration, it’s there for a reason! The Ryanair planes are newer and more tidy and also the cabin crew are not annoying, like Easyjets and and the seats on Ryanair planes are leather and so much more comfortable, you can’t adjust the seats on Ryanair but they are already a little laid back, also it’s horrible when the person infront lays there seat all the way back. The food may be a little more expensive than Easyjet’s though it’s much better quality and there is more food and drinks to choose from on Ryanair. Ryanair are more on time. So in my opinion, Ryanair is better than Easyjet, it’s a cheaper and more friendly airline.

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By: Malc

Malc — Fri, 24 Jul 2009 15:07:03 +0000

I am a frequent user of both Ryanair and Easyjet, uness there is a significant difference in price or flight times I do prefer the easyjet experience. As a thankyou to the airline for a good value seat I always book the car park through the site also. However on my latest experience the processed booking does not relate to the quoted price. Easyjet are not interested but give me an expensive number to call. I decided it s not worth persuing for under £5 but wonder if they are doing this also to everyone else?

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By: Charlie Cornwall

Charlie Cornwall — Sun, 07 Jun 2009 12:49:28 +0000

HELP printed outbound boarding pass with Ryan Air but now the site wont let me print inbound, can anyone help?

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By: Davide

Davide — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 10:42:45 +0000

Let me tell you my expiriance with Ryanair: my wife took me to Rome for my birthday and we had a great time: on our last night i set my phone alarm to wake us up; on waking up i realised that my phone was missing. we had ben robbed they took the lot cards, passaports, money, keys (well you get the idea) the hotel paid for the taxi to the airport. This guy was like a F1 Racing driver total nutter.
But hay ho he got us there with time to spare. We went to the Airport Police and told them our story; they said “Go back to rome and go to British Embassy” We tried to tell them we had no money and they did not care. my wife at this time was crying. A Ryanair stewardess saw my wife and came over, my wife explained what happened, she told her to wait. She then returned and told the police that they would takre responsability of us, they took us trough custums and onto the plane. the gave us food and drink and the captain let us use his mobile phone….now that is what i call service, for two tickets that cost £30 each return….So i say ryanair offer a great no frills service.

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