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7th-10th June
Posted: Wed 21st May 2008 02:00 pm
by TokeOnThat
Planning 17th trip away to Dam....managed to get bargain flights to Eindhoven....2p with Ryanair...that's right...2p for 2 return flights...no taxes or anything!!
Posted: Wed 21st May 2008 03:03 pm
by NirvanaEJ
is that 2 pounds?
Posted: Wed 21st May 2008 03:09 pm
by Dave J
I'd say you lucky bugger if really no other charges. But I thought the airport taxes are seperate charges by the goverment and airport operators directly to the passengers?. Then again Ryanair are crazy buggers for some of the daft offers lol. Good on you for the cheapest flight of the year award lol.
Posted: Wed 21st May 2008 03:13 pm
by TokeOnThat
2 pence...not pounds.....yeah no idea how they're doing it...all i got charged was £2.50 booking fee.....total invoice price £2.52. It's a special offer or something they have on...gotta book before Thursday i think and travel in June....
Thought it was cheaper to get flight to Eindhoven and train down to Dam Central....and how right i was as Sleasyjet wanted £120 for 2 return flights.
Posted: Wed 21st May 2008 03:16 pm
by NirvanaEJ
damn, 2 pence? thats crazy it would cost me HUNDREDS of dollars to fly to the Dam from NY, thats why im trying to save my rewards miles
Posted: Wed 21st May 2008 03:36 pm
by TokeOnThat
Crazy eh!!
At least i can spend what i've saved on the trying to salvage something out of the crappy rate we have against the Euro.
Posted: Wed 21st May 2008 03:41 pm
by NirvanaEJ
wanna talk about crappy rates against the euro, look at the dollar vs the euro i think the rate is 1 to 1.5 and i lose on that end.
Posted: Wed 21st May 2008 04:00 pm
by TokeOnThat
That's true....not looking good for you guys right now is it!!
Posted: Wed 21st May 2008 04:11 pm
by NirvanaEJ
hell no, im just hoping its more favorable for me by next year when i plan on going
Posted: Wed 21st May 2008 04:19 pm
by TokeOnThat
Crazy idea but wouldnt it be cheaper to fly to the UK and get a budget flight with one of our crazy airlines over there.
Posted: Wed 21st May 2008 04:32 pm
by NirvanaEJ
TokeOnThat wrote:Crazy idea but wouldnt it be cheaper to fly to the UK and get a budget flight with one of our crazy airlines over there.
not crazy at all! i actually did that on my honeymoon 4 years ago but we spent 4-5 days in london then went from Gatwick to Schiphol on a roundtrip and a separate round trip back to the states from Heathrow.
Question though, would i be able to book a flight on one of your crazy cheap carriers from here, or would i have to purchase it when i land at heathrow?
Posted: Wed 21st May 2008 04:35 pm
by TokeOnThat
Let me have a look for you
Posted: Wed 21st May 2008 04:47 pm
by TokeOnThat
ok...had a look...not too sure if it's possible but i've got a mate who works for one of them so will ask for ya.
Posted: Wed 21st May 2008 05:06 pm
by NirvanaEJ
TokeOnThat wrote:ok...had a look...not too sure if it's possible but i've got a mate who works for one of them so will ask for ya.
ok cool thanx, cant wait to hear back
last time i flew everything through BA so i booked it all in advance
Posted: Wed 21st May 2008 05:10 pm
by courtjester
I think more than one of us will be interested in that response. I've often considered buying two separate round-trips, with U.S. to England sandwiched around England to Netherlands.