Hmmm.... it'll be interesting to see how much they charge for excess baggage when oil hits the 60$ a barrel threshold. Industry analysts predict many airlines will go belly-up this year. Ryannair were boasting they had budgeted for a hike in the oil price but that's easy if they assume they can push up ticket prices by 50% and still not lose any customers!!!!!!
BTW last time we travelled to London (as a family - so there were 5 of us, about a year ago) we drove to Tampere and left the car there. The car park was around 25 euro for a whole week so much cheaper than 5 return tickets on the bus / train or two taxis!
Cheapest/easiest way to go from london to helsinki?
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I have been reading all comments and replies about cheapest way
to get from London to Helsinki. I am doing this trip at end of June beginning of July and have been looking on line last few weeks for
special deal. Go Airlines has some good deals. My main question would be if anyone knows what you have to do to get deal with Ryanair. They
were posting last week flights from 4.99 pounds from London to Tampere but when I put in flight dates (and I even tried days I was not flying) it
never cam up with that deal, cheapest I saw was 40.00 pounds one way. but days I wanted to fly were 80.00 pounds one way? What do you have to do to get the deal?? I live in Calgary, Alberta, Canada and am doing trip to United Kingdom with side trip to Finland for my brother's wedding.
to get from London to Helsinki. I am doing this trip at end of June beginning of July and have been looking on line last few weeks for
special deal. Go Airlines has some good deals. My main question would be if anyone knows what you have to do to get deal with Ryanair. They
were posting last week flights from 4.99 pounds from London to Tampere but when I put in flight dates (and I even tried days I was not flying) it
never cam up with that deal, cheapest I saw was 40.00 pounds one way. but days I wanted to fly were 80.00 pounds one way? What do you have to do to get the deal?? I live in Calgary, Alberta, Canada and am doing trip to United Kingdom with side trip to Finland for my brother's wedding.
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The number of cheap seats is usually rather limited on Ryanscare, but the best bet is to try as many different date combinations as possible.buhlertravelling wrote:My main question would be if anyone knows what you have to do to get deal with Ryanair.
If you decide to fly a more traditional airline, a good website for tracking the ticket prices is:
http://www.flightcomparison.co.uk/fligh ... nkihel.htm
The best (nay, only) way to get a really good deal with dear old Ryanair is to book in advance. Well in advance. The longer you leave it the more expensive it will be - there is always a chance that an amazing offer will come along but don't count on it, and as Ryanair's only rivals are the vastly more pricey Finnair and SAS, the flights are usually pretty well booked up.
Mind you take your own drink with you, the stuff they sell is expensive and awful
Mind you take your own drink with you, the stuff they sell is expensive and awful