FREE Flights inclduing all taxes

whatsupdoc? · 09-01-2008 9:51am #1

Ryanair (they did the same thing last year) are offering 2 for one but if you use the link below you don't need to pay.

http://www.bookryanair.com/skylights...de=FREEFLIGHTS

T&C and routes available.
http://www.ryanair.com/member/freeflights.html

They will go quick be warned.
Just booked 4 flights to UK for 0.4 cents including cc charges etc.

Melion · 09-01-2008 9:54am

First link doesnt work

okidoki987 · 09-01-2008 10:16am

This is working
http://www.bookryanair.com/skylights...de=FREEFLIGHTS

Taken off www.hotukdeals.com

Good offer booked 2 flights to UK for 1 cent each including booking, credit card and taxes.

Doesn't seem to work but if you go to ryanair.com and click on the buy one get one free
then try any booking code if you flown with Ryanair in the past (6 letters worked for me)
and it works.

Here's the page and link.
http://www.hotukdeals.com/item/132767/ryanair-buy-one-get-one-free-glitch/showthread.php?t=132767&page=2

sharkman · 09-01-2008 10:19am

link doesnt work

red_fox · 09-01-2008 10:20am

http://www.bookryanair.com/skylights/cgi-bin/skylights.cgi?mode=FREEFLIGHTS

is the correct link

The link gets shortened when posted on a message board so you have to copy link by right clicking!

fatboypee · 09-01-2008 10:24am

you still need a valid booking ref (albeit old). I tried one from october and it din't work...:mad:

FBP

okidoki987 · 09-01-2008 10:40am

you still need a valid booking ref

Not if you click on the link above, you won't.

rai555 · 09-01-2008 10:53am

The link is working but is useless unless you have half day to check every possible flight. I couldn't find nothing for the 10 minutes.

Smokeyskelton · 09-01-2008 10:57am

Using the link, for every date and destination I have put in it says there are no flights available. This is most unlikely, as I have tried many combinations.

What's the story?

OnLooker · 09-01-2008 11:01am

Smokeyskelton wrote: »

Using the link, for every date and destination I have put in it says there are no flights available. This is most unlikely, as I have tried many combinations.

What's the story?

Me too.

golfnuts · 09-01-2008 11:03am

Smokeyskelton wrote: »

Using the link, for every date and destination I have put in it says there are no flights available. This is most unlikely, as I have tried many combinations.

What's the story?

Ditto......

neacy69 · 09-01-2008 11:08am

i found some flights
Dublin to london

Ryanair wrote:

Going Out

Reg fare
Adult Reg Fare 0.01 EUR

Tue, 19 Feb 08
Flight 202
06:25 Depart Dublin (DUB)
07:40 Arrive London Stansted (STN)

Coming Back

Reg fare
Adult Reg Fare 0.01 EUR

Wed, 20 Feb 08
Flight 293
20:05 Depart London Stansted (STN)
21:20 Arrive Dublin (DUB)

Total 4cent for 2 adults return

you have to looks for flights around the T+C's:
Booking Period: Tue 8 Jan '08 - midnight Mon 14 Jan '08
Travel Period: Tue 22nd Jan '08 - Fri 29th Feb '08
Applicable Days: Mon - Thu & Sat (subject to availability)
Flight must be purchased: 14 days in advance
Blackout Period: Fri 08th Feb '08 - Mon 18th Feb '08 to/from UK/Ireland
Notes on this fare: All Holidays, School Breaks and Major Sporting Events are excluded from this offer

christo82 · 09-01-2008 11:14am

From Dublin to:

Shannon
Cork
East Midlands
London (Luton)
London (Stansted)
Leeds Bradford
Durham (Tees Valley)
Frankfurt (Hahn)
Glasgow (Prestwick)
Manchester
London (Gatwick)
Liverpool
Gdañsk
Bournemouth
Birmingham
Bristol
Blackpool

From Cork to:

London (Stansted)
Glasgow (Prestwick)
Dublin
East Midlands
Liverpool

From Shannon to:

London (Stansted)
Dublin
East Midlands
Leeds Bradford
London (Luton)
Birmingham
Manchester
Liverpool
London (Gatwick)
Bristol
Glasgow (Prestwick)
Düsseldorf (Weeze)

From Knock-IrelandWest to:

Bristol
East Midlands
London (Luton)

From Kerry to:

London (Luton)

bittihuduga · 09-01-2008 11:37am

one question -
can i book 1 ticket for me and book the free ticket for my wife?

okidoki987 · 09-01-2008 11:43am

I booked a couple this morning.
Would saw it's going to be very very heavily booked as people find out about it via emails, i/net, boards

etc.
If u go to the Ryanair website there is a link to find out how many flights are available.
Monday to Thursday and Saturday, cheap day return flight to Glasgow,
London etc

okidoki987 · 09-01-2008 11:44am

can i book 1 ticket for me and book the free ticket for my wife?

If u use the link above, both flighst are FREE if u book within the dates mentioned.

Cr8or · 09-01-2008 12:15pm

12 euro credit card charge? whats that about.

And they dont do laster

dubsgirl · 09-01-2008 12:31pm

Just booked 2 people flights to London in Jan going Sat back on Mon

Total 0.04c!! Thanks OP:D

microgirl · 09-01-2008 12:37pm

Cr8or wrote: »

12 euro credit card charge? whats that about.

And they dont do laster

Never seen a €12 charge, but each return flight will be €6 CC charge. Possibly they charge that per person (which is scabby if they do, since it's still only one booking with two passengers. But then it's Ryanair, scabby is what they do

)

Although there's not great choice of destinations from Irish airports, remember you can do combinations, so say, book a free flight Dub-Stansted, and then book Stansted-somewhere more exciting. Yes, you'll pay twice the CC charge, but if you're getting to Valencia for €12, do you really have much to complain about?

My only problem is I don't have enough annual leave to cover a couple of random 3-day trips

randomer · 09-01-2008 12:42pm

Cr8or wrote: »

12 euro credit card charge? whats that about.

And they dont do laster

I booked with Master Card and didn't get charged 12 euro?

randomer · 09-01-2008 12:43pm

Just checked my email and the total paid is 4 cents!

PAYMENT DETAILS
*********0.04 EUR Adult
*********0.00 EUR Taxes, Fees & Charges
*********0.00 EUR Aviation / WCHR Levy
*********0.00 EUR Car Rental
*********0.00 EUR Insurance
*********0.04 EUR Total Paid

spongbob · 09-01-2008 12:45pm

18euro for 1 bag, 42 for 2 bags and if you dont want to take a bag with you its still 6 euro!! :eek:

maybe the price will reduce to 0.00 has anyone booked with bags?

conical · 09-01-2008 12:50pm

spongbob wrote: »

18euro for 1 bag, 42 for 2 bags and if you dont want to take a bag with you its still 6 euro!! :eek:

maybe the price will reduce to 0.00 has anyone booked with bags?

No, to get rid of that €6 thing you have to check/uncheck the little priority boarding box immediately below.

-C

okidoki987 · 09-01-2008 12:51pm

There's no credit card charge.
you must have done something wrong as nobody I know who's booked these flights has paid any more then 1 cent per flight inclusive of all charges.

Click on 0 bags and then priority booking = NO charge.
It's 6 Euro if you don't use prioity booking i.e. check in at the airport.

johnfás · 09-01-2008 12:53pm

I keep finding flights for 0.01 but 9.99 tax. Nothing completely zero yet.

okidoki987 · 09-01-2008 12:53pm

Are you booking for the right periods using the links supplied?

spongbob · 09-01-2008 12:54pm

how do i check in at the airport for 0.00 (the online way?)
im bringing a 8 month child...so i doubt i would need photo id for her'??

shiibata · 09-01-2008 12:58pm

johnfás wrote: »

I keep finding flights for 0.01 but 9.99 tax. Nothing completely zero yet.

That would come up for weekend flights but shouldnt for midweek.

johnfás · 09-01-2008 1:00pm

okidoki987 wrote: »

Are you booking for the right periods using the links supplied?

Yes, it's bizarre because I've managed it before on the last offer. Would be very handy to get for the mother, her dad is sick in hospital so travelling back and forth alot lately.

kazzer · 09-01-2008 1:47pm

I'm getting 12euro handling fee for a credit card too. It doesn't say it explicitly, you have to click on the blue text 'click here for handling fees' next to the total price at the checkout stage, where you select your card type.

Mylow · 09-01-2008 1:52pm

kazzer wrote: »

I'm getting 12euro handling fee for a credit card too. It doesn't say it explicitly, you have to click on the blue text 'click here for handling fees' next to the total price at the checkout stage, where you select your card type.

I have just made 2 return bookings for 3 people. On each booking I was charged a total of 6c, make sure you opt for 'online' check-in. I used my credit card.

Day trip to Cork.
Day trip to London for another one, the train fares will be biggest cost :-)

Cr8or · 09-01-2008 2:08pm

The 12 euro charge wasnt on my confirmation but it did have the blue text 'click here for handling fees'.. maybe they have been dropped for this promo?

Still a cheap flight if they do charge me 12 quid!

johnfás · 09-01-2008 2:16pm

Mylow wrote: »

I have just made 2 return bookings for 3 people. On each booking I was charged a total of 6c, make sure you opt for 'online' check-in. I used my credit card.

Day trip to Cork.
Day trip to London for another one, the train fares will be biggest cost :-)

Stanstedexpress.com/ryanair gets you a bit off

loyatemu · 09-01-2008 2:21pm

spongbob wrote: »

how do i check in at the airport for 0.00 (the online way?)
im bringing a 8 month child...so i doubt i would need photo id for her'??

all children need their own passport if travelling abroad, except for the UK, but Ryanair may still require that they have their own photo ID (which would have to be a passport unless you can find some way of getting them a driving license...)

spongbob · 09-01-2008 3:10pm

lol @ drivers licence....

im heading out end of feb, wasn't charged anything extra for the mastercard... it was 10 each way for the baby tho. + 1 bag @ 18

looking forward to it now

cheers op!!

Dades · 09-01-2008 5:27pm

Off to a wedding in Adare Manor next month...

Got return flights Dublin/Shannon with perfect timing for 4 cent!!

NICE ONE OP!

andrew1977 · 09-01-2008 7:11pm

Important thing to remeber if you have online/priority checkin for Ryanair flights to the UK / Scotland.
YOU MUST bring your passport to get through the gate and onto the plane, a driving license etc is NOT acceptable .A mate of mate has been stung with this , it does say it on the terms and conditions and he was not allowed on his flight because no passport with him.If you are checking in at the desk at the airport , you only need a drivers license etc i think.
Just to give you all a heads up and to enjoy the cheap trips

Jeanious · 09-01-2008 7:24pm

so has anyone actually got FREE flights, or are they chargin everyone 1c each way? Just askin cos i aint got a credit card and it wants one. Presume thats some way of tracing customers or somethin is it?

okidoki987 · 09-01-2008 7:41pm

If you are checking in at the desk at the airport , you only need a drivers license

All correct.
If you do the priority booking booking and therefore saving €3 and a queue,
you need a passport which they scan at security.

so has anyone actually got FREE flights, or are they chargin everyone 1c each way? Just askin cos i aint got a credit card and it wants one.

I'd say that's to stop people abusing the offer i.e. if it was FREE totally,
you could book all the seats yourself and never show up.

marrm · 09-01-2008 7:55pm

microgirl wrote: »

Never seen a €12 charge, but each return flight will be €6 CC charge. Possibly they charge that per person (which is scabby if they do, since it's still only one booking with two passengers. But then it's Ryanair, scabby is what they do )

Although there's not great choice of destinations from Irish airports, remember you can do combinations, so say, book a free flight Dub-Stansted, and then book Stansted-somewhere more exciting. Yes, you'll pay twice the CC charge, but if you're getting to Valencia for €12, do you really have much to complain about?

My only problem is I don't have enough annual leave to cover a couple of random 3-day trips

NO NO NO. It's 2Cent total price - no credit card charges etc are added. The only thing added is for luggage you check in.

Booked a 2c return flight to Glasgow and one to Liverpool myself.

Hurray for Michael O'Leary.

Placebo · 09-01-2008 8:04pm

used mastercard = no charge

kazzer · 09-01-2008 8:05pm

But it does say that credit card handling fees will be applied. I know €12 or so is not alot and the flights are still are bargain at that, I just wish the website made it more clear about these additional charges so that people know exactly what they are paying. Still great deal for these flights.

Padraig Mor · 09-01-2008 11:26pm

kazzer wrote: »

But it does say that credit card handling fees will be applied. I know €12 or so is not alot and the flights are still are bargain at that, I just wish the website made it more clear about these additional charges so that people know exactly what they are paying. Still great deal for these flights.

The credit card handling fees are not applied. I paid 4 cent for return flights for two. You're looking at the wrong flights. Use the link given above.