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Little trick that I do when travelling as a couple: Get one randomly allocated seat, and then pay for the other one next to it (or as close by as possible).
by leonk 8y ago
Little trick that I do when travelling as a couple: Get one randomly allocated seat, and then pay for the other one next to it (or as close by as possible).
- fwdpropaganda 8y agoSo... you pay for two seats every time you fly? Edit: Oh, it's a trick for couples. Very smart.
- validationerror 8y agoWell, with Ryanair that's often still cheaper by a considerable amount than with other airlines.
- johnny_and1 8y agoI thought that all travelling couples did this. I compare it with being allowed to change the door that you can open on a TV show. The costs of choosing two side-by-side seats are greater than choosing just one seat, except for the extra room row. It also depends a bit on the length of the flight. Longer flights make you pay more for choosing a seat.
- dazc 8y agoYou can't do that with some airlines though since random seats are allocated at check-in, not when you book. It seems like an obvious loophole I would have expected other airlines to have spotted?
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