Ryanair booking question

Oh, yes, I see what you mean.

I use Ms routinely.

Am glad you elaborated on that a bit more…otherwise I would have been rather worried!:D:dev2:

We are in to Racehorse O’Leary manure again here

When you are dealing with a dung heap – as in Racehorse Manure O’Leary shennanigans it’s all a big RIP OFF.

It’s easier to simply boycott flying on the wretched airline.

I use Ms routinely. When women write to me on a professional basis and I reply, I don’t think their marital status is of any relevance whatsoever.

Since there is no ‘Miss’ option to choose from, just go with ‘Ms’.

It’s not the best choice of titles though because a ‘Mrs’ could also choose to be a ‘Ms’.

FR charges 20 extra € for the use of “Miss”:diablo:

Could be a trick in that they’ve left the “Miss” option out so that they can catch all those people who put “Ms” instead and then be able to charge all those people to change their reservations or refuse them travel beacuse their name has been put down incorrectly?!:D:diablo:

On a serious note Tommy, “Miss” means the woman is single, and “Ms.” could be a single woman or a married woman (according to Answers.com), so it seems pretty reasonable to suggest that “Ms” would be the most appropriate option to choose.

Hope this helps.:)

Right ok but im wanting to know shall i put the Miss as a Ms on the booking.
Ryanair make everything complicated.

Ms…. just means the lady is or is’nt married.