Ryanair changes

Santiago · Post by **Santiago** » Tue 27 Nov 2012 21:05

I see Ryanair have introduced some new stupidity taxes.

You now have to be extra careful making sure you don't pay for their ridiculous insurance and another annoying offer "Play and Win" or "Play and Lose" as it should be called.

More attempts to annoy their customers but they still fly routes that nobody else does. And they are cheap.

Pete F · Post by **Pete F** » Sun 02 Dec 2012 19:57

Ah, but...

Another change I've just noticed is that they're no longer charging the £6 per passenger per leg fee for paying them!

I only noticed because they wouldn't accept payment from the Cash Passport card I was previously forced to take out....

It seems to be 2% of total transaction for credit cards, and none for debit cards.

Pete

Allan · Post by **Allan** » Sun 02 Dec 2012 21:43

They have simply replaced the credit card fee with an admin fee

http://www.ryanair.com/en/news/ryanair- ... oft-ruling

Owens88 · Post by **Owens88** » Sun 02 Dec 2012 23:22

The 2 % is fair enough. That is what it costs them.

Is the £6 admin fee per booking (e.g. one fee even if for 4 people booking retuen flights) or a return to their fee 'per person per leg' approach ?

Allan · Post by **Allan** » Mon 03 Dec 2012 00:04

Owens88 wrote:The 2 % is fair enough. That is what it costs them.

Is the £6 admin fee per booking (e.g. one fee even if for 4 people booking retuen flights) or a return to their fee 'per person per leg' approach ?

I believe it's per person per leg. Ryanair were always going to replace the revenue that they will lose by doing away with debit card charges and reducing credit card charges - they are now just calling it something else.

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Ryanair changes

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