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Ryanair to go Trans Atlantic
3rdforum-
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Ryanair to go Trans Atlantic
Mcqueen-
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Re: Ryanair to go Trans Atlantic
£10 my arse
Adam Mint-
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Re: Ryanair to go Trans Atlantic
Yeah, and £475 for the rest of your body...
3rdforum-
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Re: Ryanair to go Trans Atlantic
O'Leary reckons between £10 - £100 average, going up in price the closer to departure date. I reckon first 2 seats will be £10 each and rapidly increasing thereafter. He didn't mention baggage fees or security pre clearance ( I presume you have that in the UK?)
Mermaid-
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Re: Ryanair to go Trans Atlantic
£10 seats never.
3rdforum-
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Ye may scoff but O'Leary normally produces what he promises. All he needs is one seat at that price to be able to advertise "seats from £10". I think the problem will be where they will fly from and to. Let's face it, its not going to be from any of the proper London airports and I bet it won't go to any of the proper NY/NJ airports either. Probably somewhere in Pennsylvania or Connecticut.
Joel David-
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He's got away with it in Europe cos the powers that be are all bark and no bite but if he takes on the yanks he'll end up like Freddie Laker. I just hope that one day he's waiting for a bus in the pissing rain to travel 3 miles and the driver say's "sorry pal the bus is half full so the fare's gone up from £1-50 to £300-00"
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