Sorry, should have said, we just made it to the gate. My beef was that we'd paid to be in the Priority and they changed departure gates. Dragging a tot, and hand luggage et al, we couldn't run as fast as everyone else - so by the time we'd traversed the Airport, they'd practically boarded the plane. come one, Fly Ryanair! You know it makes sense!

Been through this over Priority Boarding - in the end we threatened to use the alternative airline, and listed each flight (over 20) we'd taken with them over the past year. Somehow they managed to make an exception. If you make a complaint, and speak to the Customer Services you might have a similar result. The only way to get your money back might be through your travel insurance - cause I can't see a way to get it off the airline either. You have a chance with Easyjet, from my experience - Good job you weren't flying with Ryanair - cos they'll just tell you to Feck Off! Have I spelt that right?

That's completely understandable, I mean, I voted for Maggie! The danger of Ryanairs "menu" pricing is that they try to hide the charges until you have committed to the flight selection. And they use quite interesting psychological planning in the website design to achieve that. People often heap derision on Ryanair's website design - what they don't realise is that it is actually a bit of a tour de force! I know that my response to your post comes a bit late in the day - but I hope it's been of some help.

Yes as a matter of fact I can. First of all, you can sue Ryanair from the UK. It's a matter of form filling and the Court clerks are legally obliged to help you fill the forms in. Cityboy you're spot on with the address. I've only one question though..... Can you define the value of the LOSS you have suffered. I've capitalized the word deliberately. If you can't put a monetary value on your LOSS. Then you'll have to take legal advice to make sure you aren't wasting your time.