Saturday, November 29, 2008
Santiago flights from Liverpool
Re: Ryanair flights from Liverpool to Santiaogo de Compostela.
We have both searched extensively in English and Spanish and, other than a single unofficial press release, have been unable to find any convincing confirmation that the above Ryanair flight has been permanently cancelled.
Hopefully, the route will continue again next year, but for now we will simply have to wait and see.
For the last too seasons the flights have run from April to October, so I guess that the only way to confirm or otherwise is to keep checking to see if a flight can in fact be booked within those dates!!!!
At this moment in time it cannot.
Again, this: http://orthopedicproducts.blogspot.com, is my new orthopedic product and services blog. Until the search engines get around to spidering it on merit, it seems that I will have to make periodic mentions of it here.
The housing market in Galicia remains very quiet, but as yet the slowing down has not been reflected in falling prices. True to the Galician way, I doubt that the economy or other hardships will influence the prices at which owners market their houses. Time will of course tell.
We have both searched extensively in English and Spanish and, other than a single unofficial press release, have been unable to find any convincing confirmation that the above Ryanair flight has been permanently cancelled.
Hopefully, the route will continue again next year, but for now we will simply have to wait and see.
For the last too seasons the flights have run from April to October, so I guess that the only way to confirm or otherwise is to keep checking to see if a flight can in fact be booked within those dates!!!!
At this moment in time it cannot.
Again, this: http://orthopedicproducts.blogspot.com, is my new orthopedic product and services blog. Until the search engines get around to spidering it on merit, it seems that I will have to make periodic mentions of it here.
The housing market in Galicia remains very quiet, but as yet the slowing down has not been reflected in falling prices. True to the Galician way, I doubt that the economy or other hardships will influence the prices at which owners market their houses. Time will of course tell.
