Never pay for priority booking on Ryanair or Easyjet. It;s a con. If there is a bus from the terminal to the aircraft you will be boarded first on the bus-but there is still no guarantee you will be first onto the aircraft. If you forget to deselect insurance with Ryanair you have 14 days to cancel

Lolly, London,

Whatever you do - don't pay for your Ryanair flights with a credit card. Use a debit card instead. You will still be charged an exorbitant amount, but at least it's less than half what you would pay for the credit card.

Lolly, London,

I have just made a single booking with Ryanair for 5 passengers. I notice that they applied the credit charge 5 times over. How can this be justified.?

Heather Roberts, Florence, Itlay

Why not lobby relevant national/european authorities to regulate and outlaw these grossly unfair practices that have regretably become the norm on many airlines? Surely legislation can be the cure and outlaw these practices as unfair contract terms. It could specifically provide that airlines must allow one item of baggage free of charge on all inter-european flights. critics will rely on unwarranted interference and anti-competition measures but where profit is paramount the likes of Ryanair and others will always push the boundaries of explotation. Any members of the European Parliament out there want to take up the baton and lead the possie to campaign for change in this area?

Gabriel, Dublin,

It is a typical cheap trick by RyanAir to charge passengers for something that they do not want and then make it difficult to cancel the purchase.
We flew to Berlin on RyanAir recently and soon realised that the so-called 'priority booking' service was a joke. Most passengers had inadvertently bought the same service and the little yellow bits of paper handed out at check-in were compltely ignored by all RyanAir staff.
The sooner Trading Standards investigates this dodgy practice the better.

Bethany, Nottingham, England