Published:
12/07/2002
Right of Reply email sent:
16/07/2002

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Ryanair

Dublin
Dedicated Page in the Public Domain
Complainant:
Ms C Cotterell
Town/City of Residence:
Edingburgh

On Sunday 30 June 2002 we travelled from Stockholm to
Stansted. On arrival in Stansted we were informed that due
to staff shortages the bags would not be unloaded from the
plane 'due to staff shortages' for at least 2 hours.


This resulted in us having to leave our bags in Stansted and continue our journey to Glasgow without our bags. We were however reassured that our bags would be with us within 48 hours.

It is now some 192 hours (8 July 2002) later and we still do not have our bags.

It has been a complete joke trying to deal with Ryanair staff, we have been trying to contact Stansted constantly for the last week, we have managed to get through twice
only to be cut-off.

We have managed to get through to Prestwick who can give us no information but have told us they are also having problems contacting Stansted.

We have now been told that claims from June are 'being forgotten about - Ryanair are not bothered about them' and that all the bags are being shipped to Dublin. We have been told we are unlikely to receive our bags soon, if at all.

I have sent 2 faxes, a letters and countless e-mails none of which have been answered or even acknowledged.

We have been told by staff that this has been an on going problem for over a month!

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Is it possible for an international company like Ryanair NOT to have
an e-mail address?
I've looked everywhere and finally found this. Can the person who receives this e-mail please pass it on to the person who is responsible for dealing with unsatisfied customers.

I received an e-mail from Ryanair, telling me that the company is doing really well, making oodles of money and so they're now offering "2 million seats" for various destinations at ridiculously low prices from 1 Sept. to 30 November. I duly thought about a trip home to Ireland from Italy where I live - prices are advertised at £2 Stansted London - Bologna (Forlì) and the same for Stansted Dublin. But could I find any such price?? Absolutely not!

Nothing cheaper than £19.99...Can anyone tell me WHEN the £2 fare is valid? I get that impression that rather than getting cheaper, Ryanair is getting more expensive. That's certainly a way of losing customers. Another question - Why don't you have any direct flights from Italy to Ireland? Yours,
Grainne Tierney ... 6 August 2003
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I think that Ryanair needs to inform passengers of cancellations a lot earlier than they do.
My husband is stranded at Saltzburg Airport, Switzerland at present and is not even guaranteed a flight home tomorrow. I would love to know who is going to pay compensation for this. I feel he has been treated disgustingly due to the fact he has been ringing every hour of the day making sure the flight was still on and then told 10 minutes before the plane was due to leave that it was no longer leaving. I am disgusted with Ryanair and feel an explaination and compensation of a satisfactory amount is made. I / We will never ever use Ryanair again. Cheap and nasty company you are. None of you will answer the phone. Mrs M. Dutton.. 20 November 2003

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