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From: Buddenbrooks on 10 May 2010 16:19

"Jan" <jan(a)freeinternet.com> wrote in message
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> Pretty sure when the various "experts" were on TV answering questions
> during the last Ash bout. Ryanair was a named airline that wouldn't pay
> out for the "return" part of a trip, that someone couldn't take beacause
> he couldn't get there to actually not take it !!!
> Obviously the best thing you can do is speak to Ryanair.

I think that might be a 'myth' . I have just filled in the request refund
form, it does ask if you want to have all the flights under the
same booking reference refunded.

I don't know what will happen as it says upto 30 days will pass before the
refund occurs back to the source of payment.

So I guess that any one in the last bout would be in the same position of
not knowing what Ryan Air will do.

I would have change the booking but as the return half had not been
cancelled I had to contact the customer service centre and they were not
answering at 10p a minute.

I would have written off the return part and re-booked the out and bought a
new return, but it would not let me change the out to later than the to be
abandoned return.

I think Ryan Air prefers to refund flights rather than re-book.

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