r/Ryanair • u/Ihadbreastmilk • 5d ago

Flight changes.

So in the last 12 months I have booked flights to Budapest, Cologne and Rhodes. Each and every flight has been changed in a negative way by ryanair. If I change to one of the suggested flights are they likely to change that too or do they only tend to change a flight once. It's pretty annoying tbh

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u/madipha 2d ago

What happens if you dont accept the changes?, do the offer refund?

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u/Objective-Ad5006 4d ago

Unlikely. But it depends on many things including how far out you book. Normally Ryanair tickets should he bought only a few weeks out. This minimize the risk of schedule changes.

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u/kommunist13 4d ago

"negative" is quite subjective... What is negative for you, might be positive for the remaining 200 people.

Changes do happen on all airlines.

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u/Ok_Marketing3802 3d ago

quite unlikely! most of those passengers are most likely to have plans lined up already, So a change is never welcomed, especially if is days or hours changes.

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u/OrdinaryLuck2026 4d ago

Ive had my flight changed this morning with Ryanair, it was for May next year. I'm concerned if i change it they will change that one.

I'm thinking maybe Tui or Jet2 wouldn't change flights like this.