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Ryanair info

emmedi
emmedi Posts: 3,311 Forumite
Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Combo Breaker
in Overseas holidays & travel planning
Hello!
just a quick question.

I have bought a ticket for a friend who is travelling from Spain to Italy with Ryanair using my Credit Card.

Can she travel or will I need to be with her at the airport?

Thanks in advance!!

Emma
2017 wins over £50: Yorkshire break, Tefal Actifry

Comments

  • Hughesy84
    Hughesy84 Posts: 512 Forumite
    Why would you need to be there??

    If its complete - you surely booked in her name? Therefore she just needs her confirmation number & passport!
  • silverhairgranny
    silverhairgranny Posts: 1,451 Forumite
    no. the ticket is in her name.
  • pompeyrich
    pompeyrich Posts: 3,135 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    Hughesy84 wrote: »
    Why would you need to be there??

    If its complete - you surely booked in her name? Therefore she just needs her confirmation number & passport!

    There are many Airlines that insist that, when a booking is made by credit/debit card, that the holder of the card travels and presents the card at check-in, presumably as a security measure. Ryanair seem to accept payment from any card, so the card holder doesn't need to be there in this case.
  • emmedi
    emmedi Posts: 3,311 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Combo Breaker
    pompeyrich wrote: »
    There are many Airlines that insist that, when a booking is made by credit/debit card, that the holder of the card travels and presents the card at check-in, presumably as a security measure. Ryanair seem to accept payment from any card, so the card holder doesn't need to be there in this case.

    thank you pompey, that's why I asked. thanks again ;)
    2017 wins over £50: Yorkshire break, Tefal Actifry
  • emmedi
    emmedi Posts: 3,311 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Combo Breaker
    Hughesy84 wrote: »
    Why would you need to be there??

    If its complete - you surely booked in her name? Therefore she just needs her confirmation number & passport!

    some airlines require the cardholder to be at check in desk!!
    2017 wins over £50: Yorkshire break, Tefal Actifry
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