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The following is an extract from one of Ryanair's news releases on

their own website.  I've started a new thread because it seems to be

saying something different from the main gist of the previous postings

and because 16th of March is only three days away, so if you're going

to make a booking it sounds as if it would pay to do it before then!

Ryanair, Europe’s largest low fares airline today (Wednesday, 25 th

January 2006) announced details of its next revolution in European low

fare air travel. From the 16th March, Ryanair will introduce a number

of key service improvements for all passengers including (1) all

Ryanair’s fares will be reduced by 9% (£2.50 or €3.50), (2) all

passengers travelling with hand luggage and in possession of an EU

passport will be able to check-in on the web at www.ryanair.com

and by-pass all check-in and airport queues, (3) these passengers will

also be given priority boarding which will also eliminate boarding gate

queues as well, (4) for bookings after 16th March, Ryanair is

increasing each passenger’s luggage allowance from the current 25kgs to

30kgs (comprising 10kgs carry-on and 20kgs checked-in luggage) which

will substantially reduce excess baggage fees and finally (5) all

passengers travelling with checked in luggage who book after 16th March

will now pay a fee of £2.50 (€3.50) per bag, per flight if booked in

advance on the website, or £5.00 (€7.00) per bag, per flight if

presented unbooked at the airport.

I can't find any other reference to these new

rules on the other parts of the website so I have no idea whether they

will be implemented as described.  I guess we'll have to wait

until Thursday to find out!

Val

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