Ryanair Cancel FLight out but keep return?

jjbrien · 29-02-2008 3:02pm #1

I was wondeing i have booked some flights to Oslo Torp with ryanair now i dont want to take the outbound flight but still want to keep the return does anybody know if this is possible?

P. Breathnach · 29-02-2008 3:41pm

Why not? Ryanair don't actually do return tickets, so what you think of as a return, they think of as a one-way flight.

jjbrien · 29-02-2008 3:45pm

I hope you are right as i dont want to loose what I have got. Anbody had any experince with this?

jonny68 · 01-03-2008 12:26am

One of the very very few things that Ryanair aren't too bad at is that you can book a return flight and miss one but fly on the other, you can't do that with Iberia who have seriously gone down in my estimation over their no policy on name changes.

orchidsrpretty · 03-03-2008 4:13pm

I did this in October when Ryanair were doing the flights with no taxes, I booked a couple of flights with different times as I wasnt sure what time I wanted to fly out and there was no mention of it when I was checking in. I also flew to Oslo Torp.

danindublin · 03-03-2008 4:22pm

I've done this a few times. Ended up getting a 1c flight a day earlier or later than my original return trip. Didnt use the outward trip and was fine to use the return.

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robinph · 03-03-2008 4:40pm

They don't care if your on the outbound flight or not and you'll still be able to use the return leg. I've failed to turn up for one part of a booking with them many times and still used the other leg with no issues.

Base · 03-03-2008 5:34pm

Yeah it's not a problem, I've done so on numerous occasions. I presume you don't actually mean you're going to cancel your outbound booking as opposed to just not showing up for it.

aidz · 23-06-2008 9:44pm

Was actually thinking the query the op had, but with aer lingus.
i will not be using my outbound with them later in the year, but will be using the inbound leg. am i obliged to let the airline know of this so to guartenee my inward flight??

P. Breathnach · 23-06-2008 11:20pm

Same story as with Ryanair -- it's not a return ticket but two one-ways. You'll be fine. I have done it.

aidz · 24-06-2008 12:46pm

P. Breathnach wrote: »

Same story as with Ryanair -- it's not a return ticket but two one-ways. You'll be fine. I have done it.

thx

Ryanair Cancel FLight out but keep return?

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