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Quick Ryanair Question

jebusmusic · 2008-10-13 09:35:24

Just thought of this now, probably fine but kind of nagging me! Have return Ryanair flights to Paris. going out on Wednesday, and have since booked a one way flight to Paris with Aerlingus for the Wednesday instead, so I wont be showing up for the first leg of the Ryanair flight, but I will be using the return flight. Will…

13-10-2008 9:35am

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jebusmusic

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Just thought of this now, probably fine but kind of nagging me!

Have return Ryanair flights to Paris. going out on Wednesday, and have since booked a one way flight to Paris with Aerlingus for the Wednesday instead, so I wont be showing up for the first leg of the Ryanair flight, but I will be using the return flight.

Will not showing for the outward flight with Ryanair cause them to think we didnt travel and cancel our booking for the return flight, or does it affect it at all??

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#2 13-10-2008 9:43am

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Doesn't affect it at all. Ryanair book every flights on a point to point basis, not return flights.

I did something similar last month with absolutely no problems

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#3 13-10-2008 9:46am

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Nice one, cheers!

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#4 13-10-2008 10:23am

robinph

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Ryanair consider each flight to be completely seperate from each other regardless of if you booked a return or not. Not turning up for one leg will not effect your booking on the other legs.

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