I have great faith in a website www.skyscanner.net, that provides a service to millions of users. With this website you can pick a source & a destination and they will find direct and indirect flights. In addittion they give you the prices from the various airlines one of these all being Ryanair.

This afternoon, I log on to see about some cheap flights to the Canaries for September and see a note about Ryanairs prices not being available anymore so I follow the link to the news site that Ryanair have made a blanket request to all websites carrying their prices to polease refrain from doing so.

Quel Domage as they say in France,  Do they not realise taht Skyscanner only indicates the flight availability and price, but when you go to do the booking the surfer is tranported to the airlines website i.e. Ryanair, and there is no fees or commissions from Skyscanner.

Skyscanner have removed the prices in anticipation of negotiations with Ryanair and to get their prices back up. I hope they do soon as this is an excellent site and service to teh user, and the Airlines like Ryanair benefit greatly.

Come on Mick, give us back our sourcing service by getting the information back active with Skyscanner.

Speaking of Ryanair, I blogged a while ago about giving priase where due, and I can only repeat this again. I had some elderly relations have reason to visit Fuerteventura courtsey of Ryanair, one of them requires teh use of a wheel chair and they had nothing but the HIGHEST of praise for the Ryanair service both in Dublin, Fuertenvura airports and on the plane.

Roll on Ryanair, keep up the good work.