I had my third flight with Ryanair yesterday. To be honest, I don’t like to fly with them. My favourite airliner for Scandinavia is SAS (I have a Eurobonus card, which is their Frequent Flyer Programme).

Why am I flying Ryanair? Not the cheap tickets are their pro, they just happen to have more seats available than SAS. If you have bad luck, a SAS ticket can be overprized. If you check Ryanair at that moment and you find a ticket for € 60, there is just no other solution than flying Ryanair.

This is the trip Stockholm – Ghent with Ryanair:

• 14u15: departure Stockholm
• 14u25: subway towards T-Centralen (€ 1,5)
• 14u50: Bus to Skavsta (Stockholm “South” if you want) (€ 13)
• 16u15: Check-in (€ 60 Ryanair ticket)
• 18u00: Departure
• 19u35: Arrival Brussels South Charleroi Airport
• 20u50: Departure bus to Brussels Midi Railway Station (€ 10,5)
• 21u30: Arrival Railway Station
• 22u10: Departure by train to Ghent (€ 6,8)
• 22u50: Taxi home (€ 9)
• 23u00: Arrival home

Total cost: € 100,8 – Total travel time: 11 (Update) 9 hours Read the rest of this entry »