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Adventures of Link: Transatlantic Tickets for Twenty Bucks?

October 7, 2008 at 5:00 PM | by | Comment (1)

Whether we believe him or not, Michael O'Leary did indeed say that he'd start flying passengers across the Atlantic for less than $20 by 2011, thanks to a global financial crisis that's sure to crush the airline industry.

How likely is it really that we'll be flying across the pond on Ryanair 2.0 for 10 quid? Who knows. But our pals on Twitter certainly had some opinions on the possibility.

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· "Really? I'll believe it when I fly it." [Twitter]
· Ryanair CEO Promising $18 Transatlantic Airfare by 2011 [Jaunted]

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Naked in Times Square

[Makes mental note: must not twitter about running naked through Times Square when Jaunted are following me on Twitter] Being serious for a second, I really cannot see them offering flights across the pond for $20. I do think they will start to offer transatlantic flights, and I think it'll be much cheaper than the likes of BA and Virgin, but surely not that cheap.
Darren Cronian on October 12, 2008 at 6:37 AM #Permalink

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