online ryanair boarding pass

beattiesman

when you print out your boarding pass online with ryanair does it let you print the return journey pass

mazza111

yes, as long as it's within 15 days of travel. A bit sucky if u are going away for 3 weeks.

alanrowell

mazza111 wrote: »

yes, as long as it's within 15 days of travel. A bit sucky if u are going away for 3 weeks.

21 days now - what with this and the increased potential baggage allowance, it looks as if MO'L has taken the first step back from the abyss he was rapidly heading the airline towards

melb

he's probably seen how appallingly he came across in the panorama programme which I've only just got round to watching and which, I thought was quite balanced. He came across as an arrogant bully and didn't give the interviewer time to finish one question. He was too busy brandishing his tacky literature and talking over him. was it just the way it was filmed or is Michael O'Leary rather a little man?

fifeken

alanrowell wrote: »

21 days now

Where did you hear this? This page still refers to 15 days.

http://www.ryanair.com/site/EN/notices.php?notice=gops&code=090520-Online_check-in-GB

pompeyrich

fifeken wrote: »

Where did you hear this? This page still refers to 15 days.

http://www.ryanair.com/site/EN/notices.php?notice=gops&code=090520-Online_check-in-GB

Try HERE 21 days confirmed

spiro

pompeyrich wrote: »

Try HERE 21 days confirmed

When I travelled at the end of August it allowed me to book in for the return over 15 days in advance but the T&Cs didn't state 21. Looks like they have changed it to overcome the issue with people needing to print the return one out while away. :T

fifeken

pompeyrich wrote: »

Try HERE 21 days confirmed

Thanks, that's good to know - but here's another page that also still refers to 15 days.

https://www.bookryanair.com/SkySales/FRSecurity.aspx?culture=EN-GB&lc=EN-GB

It looks like 21 days is correct as Spiro says he/she has done it - can anyone else confirm this?

PolishBigSpender

alanrowell wrote: »

21 days now - what with this and the increased potential baggage allowance, it looks as if MO'L has taken the first step back from the abyss he was rapidly heading the airline towards

I don't think it's a step back - rather, Ryanair are probably making sure that all their systems work before allowing 21 days. I imagine that in time, they'll allow check-in from the moment of booking if you so wish.

The increased baggage allowance actually makes them slightly cheaper than Easyjet.