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Ryanair to trial reserved seating
Ryanair has announced that it will trial a reserved seating service on its Dublin - Malaga and Dublin - Gatwick routes from 16th May next.
Ryanair adding more frills to no-frills travel
Low-cost airline Ryanair has confirmed it will trial a reserved seating service on its Dublin - Malaga and Dublin - Gatwick routes from May 16th. The pre-booked service costs just €10 (each way) including priority boarding, and allows passengers to pre reserve seats in the front two rows, for a prompt exit on arrival.
Holiday Extras maintains partnership with Ryanair
Holiday Extras and Ryanair have announced an extension to their exclusive partnership which delivers value airport parking to passengers at 27 UK airports. Holiday Extras has been working with the low-cost airline passengers for the past five years, with the latest renewal extending the partnership for another 18 months.
Ryanair announces first Corfu route
Ryanair, the world’s favourite airline, today announced its first routes from the Greek island of Corfu to London (Stansted) from June 2011
David Cameron takes Ryanair budget break to Spain
Ryanair has scored the ultimate public relations coup as British Prime Minister David Cameron was spotted whisking his wife Samantha off to Spain to celebrate her 40th birthday. The couple visited the medieval city of Granada, checking into a three-star hotel in what is their first foreign holiday since he became Prime Minister last May.
Ryanair launches latest crusade
Not content with taking on the European bureaucracy earlier this month, Michael O’Leary has now turned his ire on Alicante Airport. The low-cost carrier said earlier it would cut 80 per cent of services from the location from October 2011 in response to a decision by the airport to introduce airbridges.
Ryanair dismisses latest ‘Which, Who? or What?’ complaint
Ryanair, has dismissed the latest false ‘Which, (Who or What)’ complaint which falsely accuses Ryanair of charging credit and debit cards fees (Ryanair don’t) and again ignores the fuel surcharge scams of British Airways and other flag carrier airlines while Ryanair and easyjet charge no such surcharges.
Ryanair ready to take BA passengers during strike
Ryanair, delivered 18 red roses to UNITE bosses, to mark 18 months of British Airways strikes.
Ryanair introduces EU261 levy
Low-cost carrier Ryanair has announced it will introduce a new €2 levy on all flights in order to meet the costs of flight cancellations, delays and its EU261 costs in ‘force majeure’ cases. The airline said it has suffered costs of over €100 million over the past year from such incidents, arising from more than 15,000 flight cancellations.
Ryanair announces first Crete routes
Ryanair, today announced its first routes from Chania (second largest city on the Greek island of Crete) to Frankfurt Hahn and Milan Bergamo from May 2011 which will deliver 60,000 passengers p.a. and create up to 60 local jobs in Crete.
Ryanair pays sacked pilot £40,000
Ryanair has paid a former pilot £40,000 two years after he was sacked.
Boeing cements Ryanair relationship with 737-800 delivery
Boeing has delivered the 300th Next Generation 737-800 to Europe’s largest low-fare carrier, Ryanair. The airline will take delivery of a total of 37 of these aircraft during 2011 and is the world’s largest operator of the 737-800.