25/10/2013
Ryanair Introduce Series Of Service Improvements
A number of service improvements are to be made by Ryanair is response to customer feedback, the airline has announced.
Over the next six months the operator will introduce six new features, including a reduced boarding card reissue fee, quiet flights for early in the morning and late at night, and a 24-hour grace period to correct errors made if booking directly on the airline's website.
A number of changes are also being made to additional costs, with the boarding card reissue fee cut from €70 to €15 for customers who have already checked in online and the standard airport bag fees cut from €60 to €30 at the bag drop-in desk and from €60 to €50 at the boarding gate.
(MH/CD)
Over the next six months the operator will introduce six new features, including a reduced boarding card reissue fee, quiet flights for early in the morning and late at night, and a 24-hour grace period to correct errors made if booking directly on the airline's website.
A number of changes are also being made to additional costs, with the boarding card reissue fee cut from €70 to €15 for customers who have already checked in online and the standard airport bag fees cut from €60 to €30 at the bag drop-in desk and from €60 to €50 at the boarding gate.
(MH/CD)
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