RYAN AIR_vs_Markers
- Thread starter pbhammer_
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We could all just turn up as normal and plead innocence and that we know nothing about it on the day
To pbhammer was it them that rang you up in the first place to tell you that they wouldnt take markers or was it yourself ringing to find out if they would take the markers
Just looked at Easy Jets prices and to fly from Standstead on the days i was flying out thursday come back monday it is for the thursday flys out at 17.20 to barca £21.99 and to return back it will cost £23.49 flying back at 11.05 for those flying out on the wedneday it will only cost ya either £2.99 flying out at 7am or £6.99 flying out at 17.20 so all is not lost if we have to transfer flight companys
Also if we do have to fly out with Easy Jet then dont say nothing to then until the days you fly or this might happen again and we have to walk there
Also if we do have to fly out with Easy Jet then dont say nothing to then until the days you fly or this might happen again and we have to walk there
I started a thread ages ago, asking what i needed to do to fly out, one thing people told me to do was disemble my kit, and also call the company i was flying with, so i was only following advice!!
my advice, is don't tell them what's in the bags.
I was advised this by both British Airways and Air Canada last year. Carrying a paintball marker with a decompressed air tank is not against any airline policies, (unless ryan air have changed their policies in the last few months).
Last year i was actually told off for bringing it to the attention of the check in stewardess, as she had get security on the case, and they had to call their supervisor... basically they just said i was being a pain in the ass, and should not waste their time with something that wasn't a security risk.
That said, always have a copy of PGI tucked in your pack, so they know what it is.
good luck
I was advised this by both British Airways and Air Canada last year. Carrying a paintball marker with a decompressed air tank is not against any airline policies, (unless ryan air have changed their policies in the last few months).
Last year i was actually told off for bringing it to the attention of the check in stewardess, as she had get security on the case, and they had to call their supervisor... basically they just said i was being a pain in the ass, and should not waste their time with something that wasn't a security risk.
That said, always have a copy of PGI tucked in your pack, so they know what it is.
good luck
Alot of people including myself also said not to say anything about taking markers because companys dont really wanna know what is going on because they aint a security risk .
Its just a case of best intentions shooting us in the foot but we now need to know what is happening to book flights with other companys or just go on the day and see what happens other thatn that people are gonna lose alot of money
Its just a case of best intentions shooting us in the foot but we now need to know what is happening to book flights with other companys or just go on the day and see what happens other thatn that people are gonna lose alot of money