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In response to "The kid has the first of her two round trips on RyanAir tomorrow. Luckily this one is only an hour. -- nm" by spamlet

Part of our team is based in Poland, and one of our coworkers is trying to get us to come visit, and suggested we could fly pretty cheaply on RyanAir -- (edited)

Posted by znufrii, vice president (aka znufrii) Oct 18 '23, 08:37

Yeah, no. I’m good. :)

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from what I’ve seen, they’re ok when things are running smoothly; but any issues, and they fall hard - people I follow have been stranded for days - i.b! Oct 18, 09:36
I have a cousin (second cousin? First cousin twice removed? I dunno) who lives in Dublin area and loves being able to fly places cheap on Ryanair. - ty97 Oct 18, 08:40 7
- i have flown RyanAir a couple times between Dublin and other UK airports, honestly, it's totally fine. -- nm - Andie Oct 18, 08:59 1
  - Okay, sure, but you were willing to fly SkyGreece. -- nm - ty97 Oct 18, 09:01
- My coworker is the same way. Travels in Europe constantly. - znufrii, vice president Oct 18, 08:43
- Yeah her flight from Cork to London was less than $100 RT. Her flight to Malaga was maybe $175? - spamlet Oct 18, 08:42 3
  - Also: rather jealous of your daughter. -- nm - ty97 Oct 18, 08:47 1
    - Me too -- nm - spamlet Oct 18, 08:50
  - Aer Ligus intra-Europe isn't much different from Ryanair anyway I think. - ty97 Oct 18, 08:46

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