Flights to the USA for €10

[alexxxxx]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7705169.stm

lol will it ever happen?

[brandon]

"Passengers would pay airport taxes on top of the fares."

So yeah it's gonna be a lot more than £10.00

[alexxxxx]

yeahhh but not THAT much more expensive. Maybe like £30, £40.

[sock]

this was announced like 2 years ago..

[brandon]

Sounds too good to be true, don't think it will happen.

[Access]

http://www.nullamatix.com/images/I-dunno-lol.jpg

[cocaine]

lol yeah its a bargain before the airport taxes, baggage, drinks, foods, etc.

[DarrenToogood]

It would decrease the overall cost of a holiday, but its '£10' before taxes, fuel etc, plus that would be a bog standard flight - you would most likley have to pay for extra drinks onboard etc.

[Ramones]

http://www.nullamatix.com/images/I-dunno-lol.jpg

lolol.

Classic example of a Contestable market and how they're using hit and run tactics innit, all you economic geeks out there.

[coley]

Add tax, vat and all the rest your looking at £65 - £75

[Tim.]

Someone said more airport taxes and fee's but they're not allowed to do that anymore thats why ryanair took down their website to edit the pricing.

[Jord]

yeahhh but not THAT much more expensive. Maybe like £30, £40.



I wonder how much the fuel cost.