BRITS who are flying with Ryanair this week have been issued a travel warning about checking in online. Passengers need to check in online with the low-cost airline before arriving at the airport, …
"Then it appeared that it had worked - to be met with a £55 check in fee for 3 of us. The child in our group was in tears."wouldn't let me book in, and yet I'm sitting outside the boarding gate nearly an hour and a half before my flight??! Ripping people off."
One dad said he had to pay another £220 for his family to check in at the airport for his partner and two kids. Passengers will also need to have their boarding pass printed, or on their phone as a mobile pass, as there are strict rules for that as well.Additionally, some destinations do not accept mobile passes, meaning passengers will have to have a printed copy.
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