On Sat, 29 Mar 2008 18:38:14 +0100, "tim \(not at home\)"
 wrote:


>  The only other way to 
>contact them is a prmium rate phone number and for 10 quid it really isn't 
>worth it.
REALLY ..........................................................
Easy Jet      01642 732 924  0800 612 7279  Alternative number for
customer services 
Easyjet  0871 2442366    +30 2103530300    Greece Geographical Number 
EasyJet  0871 2442399    020 72419000     
Easyjet      01582 443355    Fax at Head office in Luton 
easyjet  08707664023    01279813000  01279813000   
Easyjet      01582 525330    Luton Headoffice will put you through to
reservation. 
Easyjet  0870 766 3248    01293 426 554    Easyjet baggage tracking,
lost baggage department 
Just shows how much you know ! .

wrote:

> On Sat, 29 Mar 2008 18:38:14 +0100, "tim \(not at home\)"
>  wrote:
> 
> 
> >  The only other way to 
> >contact them is a prmium rate phone number and for 10 quid it really isn't
> >worth it.
> REALLY ..........................................................
> Easy Jet      01642 732 924  0800 612 7279  Alternative number for
> customer services 
> Easyjet  0871 2442366    +30 2103530300    Greece Geographical Number
> EasyJet  0871 2442399    020 72419000     
> Easyjet      01582 443355    Fax at Head office in Luton 
> easyjet  08707664023    01279813000  01279813000   
> Easyjet      01582 525330    Luton Headoffice will put you through to
> reservation. 
> Easyjet  0870 766 3248    01293 426 554    Easyjet baggage tracking,
> lost baggage department 
> Just shows how much you know ! .

Since when has O'Leary worked for EasyJet?

"Steve Firth" <%steve%@malloc.co.uk> wrote in message 
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> Since when has O'Leary worked for EasyJet?

But that particular post was about easyJet, wasn't it?

Ian

On Mon, 2 Jun 2008 08:45:24 +0100, "Ian F."
 wrote:

>"Steve Firth" <%steve%@malloc.co.uk> wrote in message 
>news:1ihvwvr.1elj4z0173cqv4N%%steve%@malloc.co.uk...
>
>> Since when has O'Leary worked for EasyJet?
>
>But that particular post was about easyJet, wasn't it?
>
>Ian 
>
That was my understanding Ian could we both be wrong perhaps.

Ian F.  wrote:

> "Steve Firth" <%steve%@malloc.co.uk> wrote in message 
> news:1ihvwvr.1elj4z0173cqv4N%%steve%@malloc.co.uk...
> 
> > Since when has O'Leary worked for EasyJet?
> 
> But that particular post was about easyJet, wasn't it?

The Subject is "Michael Gobshite O' Leary speaks" Look, it's up there in
the subject line. Then some numpty posts about Easyjet, completely out
of the blue.

So, umm what exactly does O'Leary have to do with Easyjet?

>So, umm what exactly does O'Leary have to do with Easyjet?

I bet he would like to gobble them up !
M

wrote:

> On Mon, 2 Jun 2008 08:45:24 +0100, "Ian F."
>  wrote:
> 
> >"Steve Firth" <%steve%@malloc.co.uk> wrote in message 
> >news:1ihvwvr.1elj4z0173cqv4N%%steve%@malloc.co.uk...
> >
> >> Since when has O'Leary worked for EasyJet?
> >
> >But that particular post was about easyJet, wasn't it?
> >
> >Ian 
> >
> That was my understanding Ian could we both be wrong perhaps.

Or you could be a brainless cunt.

I vote for you being a brainless cunt.

"Martin²"  wrote in message 
news:UrudnUEYyOP4ENnVnZ2dnUVZ8qqlnZ2d@plusnet...
> >So, umm what exactly does O'Leary have to do with Easyjet?
>
> I bet he would like to gobble them up !
> M

He has been speaking even more this morning "Based on forward bookings, we 
now believe it likely that average fares for the coming year will rise by 
approximately 5 percent and if oil prices remain at $130 per barrel, then we 
expect to accordingly breakeven for fiscal '09,"

Net profit excluding one-off items rose to 480.9 million euros ($748 
million) in the 12 months to the end of March versus 401.4 million euros a 
year earlier and the 474.7 million average of 18 analysts' forecasts on 
Reuters Estimates.

Europe's biggest low-cost carrier said, however, its unadjusted net profit 
fell to 390.7 million euros from 435.6 million euros a year earlier once it 
had included exceptional items, including a 91.6 million euro write down in 
the value of its stake in Irish rival Aer Lingus Ryanair said it was better 
placed than all other European airlines to absorb higher oil costs, even if 
it means profits fall in the short term.

I look forward to flying with Ryanair this summer / winter

On Tue, 3 Jun 2008 08:26:07 +0100, "Tim Buck Too" 
wrote:


>I look forward to flying with Ryanair this summer / winter
So would I if I had any intention of flying O'Leary has the right
approach you pay for the journey and a seat on the plane and nothing
else. You want baggage in the hold then you pay for it just has you
have to do or should do when baggage is put in the boot of a taxi , if
you want a manual check in you pay for it or check in on line for
free, you want a wheelchair you pay for it if you travel with other
airlines everybody has to pay for YOUR use of a wheelchair because
they have the charge included in the cost of each passengers ticket.
There is no such thing as a free lunch today someone has to pay
somewhere along the line so in my book the disabled should pay for
additional help they need such as wheelchairs etc don't forget many
disabled are getting a good screw in DLA payments from the government 
and should be made to use these payments for what they are given for.

wrote in message 
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> On Tue, 3 Jun 2008 08:26:07 +0100, "Tim Buck Too" 
> wrote:
>
>
>>I look forward to flying with Ryanair this summer / winter
> So would I if I had any intention of flying O'Leary has the right
> approach you pay for the journey and a seat on the plane and nothing
> else. You want baggage in the hold then you pay for it just has you
> have to do or should do when baggage is put in the boot of a taxi , if
> you want a manual check in you pay for it or check in on line for
> free, you want a wheelchair you pay for it if you travel with other
> airlines everybody has to pay for YOUR use of a wheelchair because
> they have the charge included in the cost of each passengers ticket.
> There is no such thing as a free lunch today someone has to pay
> somewhere along the line so in my book the disabled should pay for
> additional help they need such as wheelchairs etc don't forget many
> disabled are getting a good screw in DLA payments from the government
> and should be made to use these payments for what they are given for.

I have flown 12 times this year and so far every flight has been £9.99 or at 
most 15?, It suits me and I have allready booked all my summer trips with 
Ryanair.

The free lunches are there, you just need to look for them.

On Tue, 3 Jun 2008 11:24:19 +0100, "Tim Buck Too" 
wrote:


>I have flown 12 times this year and so far every flight has been £9.99 or at 
>most 15?, It suits me and I have allready booked all my summer trips with 
>Ryanair.
>
>The free lunches are there, you just need to look for them. 
>
Now that Ryanair are starting flights to Brussels from Manchester at
the end of next month and has I do not require to put anything in the
hold or have the need to consume vests amounts of food and drink or
have the need of a wheelchair, Ryan will be getting my money for the
journey instead of Eurostar and Virgin trains from now on .