An athlete from Scotland due to compete in a gruelling Ironman Triathlon event in France has opened up about his experience with Ryanair, who lost his €10,000 bike in both Dublin and the UK prior to the race.
Sally, his mum, alleged to the Daily Record that the family were left quite furious after Ryanair said there was not enough staff to look after the bike. She said: "Nothing about this was straightforward. After being told the earliest they could get it here was next week, we then received a call to say it was being flown to Dublin and then to Nantes on Saturday morning.
Fortunately, Tom had his bike returned to him in the nick of time for the race, Sally said: "He finally got it back on Saturday evening, just in time for it to be registered for the race on Sunday. They actually gave him an extension because of the circumstances.
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