It appears that children get a £13 discount on Ryanair for travel - if you therefore book a fare advertised at below this - the fare was £9.99 in my case, they take £13 off, therefore my child has no charge (actually, a 1p charge but let's not quibble!) for travelling from Edinburgh to London next month.
This is the screen shot showing the costs of £10 for both of us to travel one way.
hope this helps someone!
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MINCER to M1sterDeeds
18 Mar 1618#6
That's because it is missing an 's'.
tallet to bojangles
18 Mar 163#12
Go to the 99p store and use your change to get your child to France.
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hukduserr
18 Mar 161#1
hot
MIB15
18 Mar 161#2
Looks good......HOT
happymanuk
18 Mar 162#3
Is this for all routes ?
friiza
18 Mar 161#4
I guess you still have to pay taxes and fees which make up the lion's share of the total cost though.
Good find though.
bojangles to friiza
18 Mar 162#8
no tax on kids any more.
keep up.
Slick_uk to friiza
18 Mar 161#10
No, their fares are all inclusive now for the flights (excluding hire cars, luggage etc).
Ryanair have done quite a bit to improve their image/service recently, it would be worth checking before making such comments.
We've used them for years, you're not going to get top notch service for £20-100 each way but it's got us from a to b perfectly well for years.
tallet to friiza
18 Mar 161#13
Nope, all inclusive fare. (excluding bags obvs)
M1sterDeeds
18 Mar 161#5
The Math doesn't look good to me.
MINCER to M1sterDeeds
18 Mar 1618#6
That's because it is missing an 's'.
bojangles
18 Mar 161#7
misleading price.
its 1p not free :stuck_out_tongue:
tallet to bojangles
18 Mar 163#12
Go to the 99p store and use your change to get your child to France.
Just to highlight one important thing mentioned in that article. APD has now been scrapped (from 1st March 2016) for children under 16 not just 12. If you booked before March for travel afterwards check if you are due a refund. I booked an August flight to the USA in January and Virgin's website applied the tax for a 12 year old. I had to call to make the booking without the tax - which was something like £70.
peterc2609
18 Mar 161#11
Is this only on flights from the UK and not the return (if outside the UK)
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Opening post
This is the screen shot showing the costs of £10 for both of us to travel one way.
hope this helps someone!
Top comments
All comments (22)
Good find though.
keep up.
Ryanair have done quite a bit to improve their image/service recently, it would be worth checking before making such comments.
We've used them for years, you're not going to get top notch service for £20-100 each way but it's got us from a to b perfectly well for years.
its 1p not free :stuck_out_tongue:
http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/news/travel/2015/04/air-tax-scrapped-from-1-may-for-under-12s-how-to-reclaim-airline-by-airline