Ryan Air saved me a ton of money
Ryan Air saved me a ton of money
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Jul 10, 2007
If you want to get around all over Europe I would suggest you take Ryan air. It is really cheap. Their tickets are super cheap. I once flew from Baden-Baden Germany to London England for only .99 Euros. It does cost 4 Euros per bag you want to check, and they do have taxes. So the total I spent for a round trip ticket to London was 34 Euros. The only inconvienience is that some of the airports are a bit out of the way, but I have found that there are always trains or buses that you can take to get there. To check it out just go to ryanair.com. There is also one other airline that is very similar. it is esayjet.com. I lived over in Europe for the last 9 months and I basically lived with Ryan Air. It is so convienient. Hope you have a great trip, and I hope this helps.
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