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sam87 | 02:22 Thu 25th Sep 2008 | Travel
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Do Ryanair allow passengers to travel with crutches, without any extra charge or hassle? I'm travelling next monday.
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check their website as there are new rules i flew with them lasy year and you get no assistance getting up steps with crutches. if you want a wheelchair you pay extra
02:24 Thu 25th Sep 2008
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If you used a wheel chair you could get discount air fare?
02:28 Thu 25th Sep 2008
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sorry terambulan but it would need to be your own wheelchair for that
02:30 Thu 25th Sep 2008
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Nope....my daughter hired one from RedX and got 40% off for herself & companion to Turkey.....d had broken leg.
02:38 Thu 25th Sep 2008
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Ryanair won't charge you taking crutches. More important to consider is whether you need any help getting up the aircraft steps. If you're travelling alone and need help, I'd let Ryanair know in advance.

As for Terambulan's comments, I'm sure he's not talking about Ryanair!

20:54 Thu 25th Sep 2008

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