Ryanair Cancels Third Party Flight Bookings

bandit wrote:

I know that I now pay for my flights with a c/c as at least this gives some financial protection if the airline decides not to bother delivering the goods for whatever reason.

for which Easyjet charge extra :roll: There's no box to tick for "I'll bring the cash to the airport" )

ise wrote:

bandit wrote:

I know that I now pay for my flights with a c/c as at least this gives some financial protection if the airline decides not to bother delivering the goods for whatever reason.

for which Easyjet charge extra :roll: There's no box to tick for "I'll bring the cash to the airport" )

You are quite right, for most airlines who sell tickets over the internet or by phone, there are a variety of charges for card transactions. Currently, I think that the only card which is not surcharged is the Visa Electron Debit Card, which is not widely used.

I'm really not sure if you could arrive at Geneva Airport and offer Swiss Francs at the Easyjet ticket desk. Perhaps you could try it and report on your findings )

bandit wrote:

I'm really not sure if you could arrive at Geneva Airport and offer Swiss Francs at the Easyjet ticket desk. Perhaps you could try it and report on your findings )

they're perfectly happy to take cash for excess baggage :evil:

ise wrote:

bandit wrote:

I'm really not sure if you could arrive at Geneva Airport and offer Swiss Francs at the Easyjet ticket desk. Perhaps you could try it and report on your findings )

they're perfectly happy to take cash for excess baggage :evil:

You paid Excess Baggage charges... :shock: I believed you when you said that you travelled "fast and light"

Hmmmm :lol:

Do you 2 want to get a room?

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bandit wrote:

You paid Excess Baggage charges... :shock: I believed you when you said that you travelled "fast and light"

Hmmmm :lol:

different trip. it does highlight what a good deal ski carriage is though, for the weight much cheaper than an excess baggage charge, it's pretty disgraceful that bikes or golf or ski kit will be carried at a good price and mountaineering gear won't be though, a complete scam :evil:

ise wrote:

bandit wrote:

You paid Excess Baggage charges... :shock: I believed you when you said that you travelled "fast and light"

Hmmmm :lol:

different trip. it does highlight what a good deal ski carriage is though, for the weight much cheaper than an excess baggage charge, it's pretty disgraceful that bikes or golf or ski kit will be carried at a good price and mountaineering gear won't be though, a complete scam :evil:

How come you had to pay extra ise ? Is it classed as bulk.


AJ Adele

AJ wrote:
How come you had to pay extra ise ? Is it classed as bulk.

I'm not sure what you mean by bulk? If you try and check in much more than 20kg they charge you per kg, at least EasyJet at Geneva do.