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This is a discussion on Ryanair call on Govt to scrap 'stupid' travel tax within the Economy forums, part of the Topical Discussion category on Politics.ie. Originally Posted by Colada I'm just emulating my hero - that bollox O'Leary. The tax is applied to everyone and ...
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Personnally, I'd happily pay more to fly a proper airline such as BMI, Air France or Swiss. Your paying for less hassel and less annoying hidden charges - of which paying a fiver to check in (soon to be €20/person*flight, i'm sure) and €6/person*flight for the 'wheelchair levy' (must be gold plated wheelchairs) are the most annoying.
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However, my flight was scheduled for 8 o clock in the evening and the rescheduled 1 was for 10 in the morning!!! Very nice of AL to think I would like to cut my trip short by a whole day so I checked out what else they had. Zilch else and that morning flight had now gone up to €250 from the original €50 price. Had a check on Ryanair and paid €24 euro (including all taxes/charges etc) for an evening flight close to my original booking. With the €50 AL refund I am making money on this change. Coloda, think you are using a very selective approach. Ryanair are usually cheaper than AL when you are booking a month or more in advance (most tourists) but they do get much dearer closer to the date. Most sensible people check both and get the cheapest fare. This is another bad experience I have with AL so I really don’t think I will be chancing them again unless I have no other choice. |
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Well, this is the company that brought us semi naked cabin crew and porno sluts. There's no limit they won't sink to. |
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Let O'Leary scrap the wheelchair levy instead. Any (real) politician reading this - I hope you understand that this is all just a Ryanair smokescreen and an attempt at distraction from their own serious financial problems. They've already made a loss this year, and are currently being lumbered with excess aircraft they ordered in the good times. Don't be fooled, don't be distracted. Don't be manipulated. Stick to your guns. In fact, I'd say raise the tax just to make your point. Quote:
Go ahead and give us a link to an official Aer Lingus statement or media release calling for the abolition of the government tax. I'm waiting with baited breath. |
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