‘No cost’ flights from Ryanair – but passengers will incur other costs
6 November 2007Ryanair plans to go from a low- cost airline to a “‘no- cost airline'” – making tickets free but earning more from add-ons such as food and luggage charges.
Chief executive Michael O’Leary announced yesterday: “‘It’s our ultimate ambition to get to a stage where the fare is free.'”
But Mr O’Leary confirmed that the airline’s check-in charge would double from £2 to £4 only months after its introduction.
source: ThisIsLondon.co.uk
