Simple
question on live chat with Ryanair Will I get a seat if I do not do a
pre-selection – which led to will I get on the plane at all even if I did buy
one. Which then led to more chats which led to the fact that Ryan Air does not
tell you this: when you purchase on line you will have to pay 50 Euros at the
airport if you do not come with your boarding pass in hand. After you pay on
line you have to go through the check-in process on line to get that boarding
pass. Shouldn’t they tell you this after you pay? Shouldn’t they say: Okay, you’re set but you
MUST check in and here is the link to do so.” (But they don’t and many
unsuspecting buyers get caught at the airport having to pay .
I think
anyone who is using Ryanair for the first time should go on their live chat,
and ask away.
The check
in must be tricky because there’s even a YouTube link as to how to do it).
No, folks it was only by asking more and more
questions that happenstance r0 hours later after asking a simple question that
I found this out. And guess what, it is nto as easy as one would think. In
fact, it is like a game show: if you make a typo error you have to start from
the beginning, and if you do it less than 4 days before boarding you won’t get
on – perhaps. Worse still, the gate at the airport announcing your flight with
Ryan Air comes up only about an hour beforehand, so do not be late. In fact,
the first 100 passengers lining up get their bags on free, but the others many
not. They say, you get what you pay for. In the case of Ryan Air you pay but
you don’t get. Admittedly, their tickets are darn cheap, but the stress level
of knowing if everything is really going to work out for you in the end is not
worth it. I’m still debating if I want to purchase my ticket to Chania form Athens with them. It
depends if I feel like gambling that day. Be very very careful. Google Complaints
with Ryan Air. Good luck!
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