Ryanair Policy if delayed due to strike?

Guess_Who

Hi,

I've got a Ryanair flight booked for the evening of 6th Nov.

Unfortunately this is also the day ICTU have called a National Day Of Action which in the past has meant serious disruption at Dublin Airport.

Does anyone know if I would be better to change my flight to the next day, or trust Ryanair to put me on another flight if mine had to be cancelled?

Thanks in advance!

flikflak

I too have a flight booked on the evening of the 6th. I shall check in online as usual unless instructed by Ryanair not too.

From their t+c`s

If a Ryanair flight is cancelled and no suitable alternative flight is available, or you have advised Ryanair about your decision not to continue your journey; we will process a refund of all monies paid in respect of the unused flight sectors on your reservation back to the form of payment used to pay for the original booking.

Ryanair does not provide monetary compensation, pursuant under Article 7 of EU Regulation 261/2004 for flights that are delayed or cancelled for reasons beyond Ryanair's control (extraordinary circumstances). As per the regulation such circumstances may, in particular, occur in cases of political instability, meteorological conditions incompatible with the operation of the flight concerned, security risks, unexpected flight safety problems and strikes that affect the operation of an operating air carrier

Fratton Fred

I had a flight affected when those hippies stormed Stansted. Ryanair are good, they will try and get you on the next flight, but if it's not their fault all they have to do is give your money back, which they will do quite quickly.