Hi due to fly Belfast to Alicante on 20th March Ryanair have opened check in - I am expecting them to cancel I have contacted Customer Service - no reply Any one else have different experience / advice
Thanks
Posted: Wed Mar 18, 2020 6:16pm
Very helpful member
Do you wish to fly or not?
If yes
Check in.
Then wait for cancellation or not reply by email?
Two days is a very long time in the current ever changing situation.
On their website, the 20th is the last flight to Alicante, there appears to be no return flights after this date.
Kenneth1 wrote on Wed Mar 18, 2020 8:46pm:
On their website, the 20th is the last flight to Alicante, there appears to be no return flights after this date.
Thanks for reply I don’t wish to travel there’s no point when the country is in lockdown and travel is not advised however RA are not cancelling flights - the Belfast to Alicante route was not operating after 31 st March anyway so can’t change flight Not sure what’s best to do
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Posted: Wed Mar 18, 2020 11:32pm
Legendary helpful member
I think you need to keep checking Ryanair's website for updates - they appear to be updating the Covid-19 section on a daily basis:
https://www.ryanair.com/gb/en/travel-updates/articles/UPDATE-WED-18-MAR
Kind regards,
Kim
Kimmy11 wrote on Wed Mar 18, 2020 11:32pm:
I think you need to keep checking Ryanair's website for updates - they appear to be updating the Covid-19 section on a daily basis:
https://www.ryanair.com/gb/en/travel-updates/articles/UPDATE-WED-18-MAR
Read more...
Kind regards,
Kim
Hi thanks for replies They have just cancelled the Flight
Thanks all
We should have flown today but you just can’t get in contact with Robbinair either by phone or on computer. We got a call from Top Gear who look after our car at the airport and they said don’t come over as you may just get turned back as you try to drive off the airport.
Posted: Sun Mar 22, 2020 3:31pm
Helpful member
I was due to fly to Alicante on 18th. Flight was not cancelled as technically I could fly. I lost €45 but it’s not the money, it’s the principle.
On the other hand, I feel lucky that I’m still at home in Ireland. There will be better days ahead. Will never take holidays for granted again and thinking of all my elderly neighbors in Torrevieja and indeed all of Spain.
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