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Ryanair Passengers Issued Warning About Checking in or Risk Paying £55 Fine
The airline says passengers who miss online check-in may pay an airport fee, while boarding passes will still be printed free.
- Ryanair has issued a warning to passengers that failing to check in online before arriving at the airport results in a £55 charge per person.
- The Ryanair website specifies that passengers must check in online up to 2 hours before departure, or they may check in at the airport up to 40 minutes before the flight.
- Travelers are advised to carry printed copies of boarding passes and booking confirmations, as phones can easily run out of charge or be stolen at the airport.
- Because holidays are often costly, Ryanair urges passengers to complete online check-in to avoid extra expenses, though the airline will print boarding passes for free.
- Passengers traveling through Stansted Airport should note that the fee amount varies depending on travel route, reinforcing the importance of completing online check-in before arrival.
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