Ryanair News
Ryanair launches allocated seating
Ryanair has launched allocated seating on all Ryanair flights from February 1st 2014, with booking now available. The move, which follows a similar decision from low-cost rival easyJet, allows Ryanair customers to choose their preferred seats in advance.
Ryanair makes customer service improvements
Ryanair is making a number of customer service improvements including increased baggage allowance, reduced boarding card reissue fees and enhanced online experience for users.
Ryanair to add 12 Stansted routes
Ryanair is planning to open 12 new routes from London Stansted in April 2014 as well as adding frequencies on 17 existing routes, which will deliver an additional 1,300,000 passengers per year and support 1,300 new on-site jobs at London Stansted Airport.
Ryanair plans nine new Dublin routes
Low cost carrier Ryanair will open 9 new routes from Dublin from April 2014 as well as increased frequencies on 8 existing routes, which it claims will deliver an additional 700,000 passengers per year and support 700 new on-site jobs at Dublin Airport.
Ryanair adds three Knock routes
Ryanair is planning to open 3 new routes from Knock to Eindhoven, Glasgow Prestwick & Kaunas from April 2014, as well as increased frequencies on its London route, which the carrier claims will deliver an additional 80,000 passengers per year and support 80 new on-site jobs at Knock.
Ryanair to make customer service improvements
Seemingly tiring of the endless complaints about its customer service, low-cost airline Ryanair has confirmed it will make a series of improvements over the next six months. First among the changes will be the removal of the ‘Recaptcha’ security code, which will be removed from the Ryanair.com website for individual bookings next week.
Ryanair fined 8m by French court
A French court has fined Ryanair more than 8 million euros (£6.7m) for failing to pay social insurance and state pension contributions in France for Ryanair crews flying to/from Marseille from 2007 to 2010.
Ryanair plans Polish domestic routes
Ryanair is planning its first two Polish domestic routes from March 2014, with daily flights from Warsaw Modlin to Gdansk and Wroclaw. Traffic on these 2 routes is being held back by LOT’s high fare monopoly.
Ryanair to accept American Express
Ryanair has launched a new acceptance agreement with American Express, providing passengers, business travellers and corporate travel departments with even more ways to book the lowest fares on its website. More than 20 per cent of Ryanair passengers travel on business and Ryanair has improved its services to meet the needs of its business passengers.
Ryanair rolls out digital marketing campaign
Low-cost carrier Ryanair has unveiled a new website and digital marketing strategy which includes the use of social media for the first time. As part of these latest developments, the @Ryanair Twitter page has been unveiled and a mobile app will be downloadable for free from Tuesday October 1st.
Ryanair outlines ambitious plans for Stansted Airport
Ryanair and Manchester Airport Group have announced they have concluded a ten year growth agreement at London Stansted Airport. The parties hope the deal will see Ryanair grow its traffic at Stansted by over 50 per cent, from 13.2 million passengers in 2012 to over 20 million passengers per annum in return for a package of lower costs and more efficient facilities at Stansted.
Ryanair forced to sell Aer Lingus stake
Ryanair will be required to sell its 29.8 per cent stake in Aer Lingus Group following a decision by the Competition Commission in the UK. The Irish low-cost carrier will be forced to sell its stake down to five per cent.