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Credit > Credit Cards > UK Credit Cards > Ryanair
Ryanair Credit CardOne of Europe's most popular budget airlines is now offering a credit card that comes with a free flight to any of their European destinations.You can also earn an additional free flight if you buy more Ryanair flights using your card. Free FlightsYou will get your first free flight with the first purchase you make on your card. This flight is for the main cardholder only and you will still have to pay taxes for the flight. These start at around £28 and will vary depending on your destination.You can also earn a second free flight. Once you have purchased 5 Ryanair flights using this credit card you will be credited with another free flight. Again you will be responsible for paying the taxes on this flight. It can be quite easy to get the additional flight, especially if you are buying for a family or if you travel frequently with Ryanair. Once you have earned the second free flight, there are no more free flights offered, even if you book another 5 flights on your credit card. Other Card FeaturesThe Ryanair card is currently offering a promotional rate for balance transfers. The rate is currently set at 1.9% p.a. for balance transfers and credit card cheques for 9 months from the date you open the account. After the initial 9 month period, the rate will revert to the standard rate for balance transfers.The standard rate for both purchases and balance transfers on this card is a Typical 15.9% APR variable. Cash advances will incur a slightly higher rate of 22.9% p.a. There is no annual fee to pay for this card and there is free worldwide 24 hour customer service available. Summary Table
Credit Sources ReviewThis card can be great if you're looking for a quick way to get a free flight to Europe - even better if you regularly fly with Ryanair and can get that second free flight.If you're looking for great flexibility of flights offered and the ability to save up miles over the longer term, you may want to look at more traditional frequent flyer credit cards. Do bear in mind that you are still responsible for paying the taxes on these free flights and this can constitute a large part of the fair on discount airlines. The interest rates and fees on this card are fairly competitive but if you're looking for a good balance transfer offer you may be able to find a better deal elsewhere. |
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