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Flights to Dublin from UK - Public Service Announcement
mike saban:
public service announcement for those that qualified or planning on clickfest for Dublin.
Ryanair currently got flights for a quid from several UK airports for APAT weekend, offer ends 22/4 ( tomorrow night ). No taxes flying in, limited taxes coming back.
obv price increases if your checking in bags, also there is debit card fee which is a rip off, but for travelling sat early morning, returning Mon pm from East Midlands its costing me and the better half £41 return allin ( £20 is debit card fee). So worth booking if you don"t mind travelling maybe airlines ( maybe on time, maybe not )
Chipaccrual:
--- Quote from: mike saban on April 21, 2009, 22:43:17 PM ---
public service announcement for those that qualified or planning on clickfest for Dublin.
Ryanair currently got flights for a quid from several UK airports for APAT weekend, offer ends 22/4 ( tomorrow night ). No taxes flying in, limited taxes coming back.
obv price increases if your checking in bags, also there is debit card fee which is a rip off, but for travelling sat early morning, returning Mon pm from East Midlands its costing me and the better half £41 return allin ( £20 is debit card fee). So worth booking if you don"t mind travelling maybe airlines ( maybe on time, maybe not )
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£20 debit card fee ?
That must be a typo Mike. ???
mike saban:
unfortunately not. It cost £21 return for 2 and then £10 per passenger for using debit card to book, must admit didnt try credit card but assume similar charge.
Also I will be travelling pretty light, hand luggage only, as it was £30 checkin online and £40 checkin at the airport per suitcase/large bag, hence where they make their cash.
If you can handle that, then not a bad price.
lukybugur:
Info for the Scottish crowd : £39.62 per person from Prestwick going out Sat morning at 9am, return flight Monday morning 10am.
MAIR:
yup had a look, cheap n cheerful for sure
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