Ryanair changes to booking

Bob_the_Saver

Mr_Wang wrote: »

I'm not joking, fat Yorkshire women should come with a government warning.

Only if you inhale!

HeavyHorse

vonniejenks wrote: »

Hi this is my first time so be gentle,i booked Ryanair flights yesterday(they were the only ones that fitted my schedule) after 3 attempts at booking as the site kept crashing i eventually booked, on receipt of my itinerary less than 30 mins later i noticed that our titles were both registered as Mr not Mrs,i attempted to change on line but the computer system advised a £220 fee was due for this change,having eventually found the telephone number for Ryanair and held for 10 minutes i was advised it was fine to travel with this as tickets were not produced and that the boarding passes did not have names on anyway ,when i pressed the rep on this she said it would be fine but declined to make the change for me without charge or to note on the booking or to confirm by email what she had said.I cant find any email to contact Ryanair myself and am really concerned that on arrival we'll be refused boarding or have to pay even more.I havent flown with them before but having ready some of the forums im increasingly concerned-anyone had experience of this or have any contact details-many thanks:A

Names are printed on the boarding passes. I have printed mine today.

melb

by the way Mr Wang, the M1 terminates at Leeds! Leeds! Leeds! and goes nowhere near the Yorkshire Dales. Maybe you had your map upside down!

Mr_Wang

melb wrote: »

by the way Mr Wang, the M1 terminates at Leeds! Leeds! Leeds! and goes nowhere near the Yorkshire Dales. Maybe you had your map upside down!

I said the M1 and the Dales were the only good things about Yorkshire.

How about you just PM me your number x

melb

it would never work - you can't spell Golddigga properly and both my arms are filled up with tattoos of my kids names so there'd be no room for putting Mr Wang. I could fit one letter on each of my 6 fingers (oops) but that would clash with my signet rings.

SaveTheEuro

GlennTheBaker wrote: »

When I worked for Jet2.com, the only issue with having 'Mr' instead of 'Mrs' or 'Miss' on a booking was that the weight of the aircraft when full laden was calculated using average passenger weights - the average male is a bit heavier than the average female.

Ryanair give a doctor option as well as Mr, Mrs, Ms. The mind boggles how they estimate the average weight of a doctor.

There's no Miss option by the way. Elderly spinsters are not welcome.

alwaysskint96

vonniejenks wrote: »

Hi this is my first time so be gentle,i booked Ryanair flights yesterday(they were the only ones that fitted my schedule) after 3 attempts at booking as the site kept crashing i eventually booked, on receipt of my itinerary less than 30 mins later i noticed that our titles were both registered as Mr not Mrs,i attempted to change on line but the computer system advised a £220 fee was due for this change,having eventually found the telephone number for Ryanair and held for 10 minutes i was advised it was fine to travel with this as tickets were not produced and that the boarding passes did not have names on anyway ,when i pressed the rep on this she said it would be fine but declined to make the change for me without charge or to note on the booking or to confirm by email what she had said.I cant find any email to contact Ryanair myself and am really concerned that on arrival we'll be refused boarding or have to pay even more.I havent flown with them before but having ready some of the forums im increasingly concerned-anyone had experience of this or have any contact details-many thanks:A

If its just the title wrong then it doesn't matter as Ryanair's boarding passes just show first name and surname, no title