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Has anyone travelled with Ryanair when have cheap flights for 1p? Do you get charged loads extra at airport or is that it. Wont be taking no luggage and can cjheck in online.

Answer:I just found one for 1p Birmingham-Oslo Torp in June, all taxes included. Follow the links from their cheapest advertised special fares on their homepage, and be sure to choose flights within the specified travel window. If the 1p flight is sold out that day, it's very easy to click to check the day(s) before and after to track down the 1p fares. They do exist! The one I found clearly stated all taxes included on this special, and I did a "dummy" booking (without the final confirmation of purchase) just to be sure.

When Will Ryanair Start Offering Flights From The US To Ireland?

A few months ago I heard that Ryanair was going to have flights from Boston to Dublin but I haven't heard anything since then. I could not find any information on their website about this.

Answer:Ryanairs competitors Aer Lingus have routes from Dublin to the US and recently there has been a lot of talk about the possibility of a Ryanair takeover of Aer Lingus in order to use these routes. So keep an eye on the business and finance news. If Ryanair were to fully succeed in their takeover its highly likely that they would use Aer Lingus' transatlantic routes in the near future.

Possible Kick Start To A Career With Ryanair And The Airlines?

I'll cut to the chase. I am 19, Australian with British citizenship and am currently half way through my CPL. I noted that Ryanair recruit pilots under the cadet program with 'low hours (being above 200 hours)' which I will have upon completion of my CPL. I have enough money for a Type Rating course on a 737NG and also a Multi Crew Cooperation course. Given that do I have a good chance of getting a job? Thanks.

Answer:Im pretty sure that you will get the job because if you read airliner magazine youll see that ryanair are alwys buying new planes. so that means that their recruiting a lot of pilots right now. every plane has about 10-15 pilots. So 8 of them would be 80 -120 new pilots. I fly ryanair about 6 times in total a year cos my dads in germany. I wanna be a pilot too! Hope i hear your name on board soon!

What Information Does Ryanair Need If You Are Travelling To Spain From The UK?

I am trying to find a cheap flight to Spain and the best deal i see so far is with Ryanair. But they make a point to remind us to supply 'Advanced Customer information' before departure. Does anyone know what this information is just so i know before booking with them?

Answer:Oh, it's just to verify your passport number, address, etc, to make sure you're not a criminal with a fake passport, it's nothing. Unless of course you're a criminal. Then, I imagine, it's a pain in the proverbial.

Why Do Ryanair Insist That The Front And Rear Cabin Seats Are Unoccupied For Takeofff And Landing?

The official answer is that it is to balance the aircraft. I find this rather alarming as I have never come across this with other airlines. In any case why are there always empty seats on Ryanair flights? For sure I will not be flying with Ryanair again as it is all a little scary. Perhaps some one can allay my fears with a satifactory explanation.

Answer:Weight and balance in any aircraft is critical. Each aircraft has a very specific range that the center of gravity must remain within in order for the aircraft to be operated safely. Before every flight, the aircraft's center of gravity location is calculated to make sure it is within limits. If it is too far forward or aft, it can adversely affect the pilot's ability to control the aircraft. I have never flown on Ryanair. Do they have a Choose-Your-Own-Seat policy similar to Southwest? If that is the case, they block off those rows to make sure passengers sit towards the center of the aircraft to minimize the affect on the aircraft's center of gravity. I have seen Southwest do this in the past on lightly-booked flights. The reason you don't see this on most other airlines is because they can assign seats in such a way to make sure the aircraft's balance is maintained. If Ryanair assigns seats on their flights, they may be concerned that if people see that the first or last few rows are empty, they may try to change seats. By the way, it can't be good for their bottom line if they are constantly flying with empty seats. Most airlines these days need the aircraft to be 80%-90% full just to break even on the flight.

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