
Ryanair Changes Family Seating Policy After Investigation
Ryanair has announced a change to its family seating allocation policy, now allowing parents to sit next to their children for free. This decision follows an investigation and aligns the airline with European industry standards.
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Ryanair says it will reluctantly let parents sit with children for free
The airline had typically charged adults a fee of £8 each way to sit with their young children.
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Budget carrier says families can now opt for random allocation of free seats beside each other
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This comes after the competition watchdog launched an investigation into its previous policy.
By Neil Lancefield
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Ryanair said it has adjusted its family seating policy, after an investigation was launched into it charging parents to sit with their children on flights.
Read full article →Ryanair changes family seating allocation policy to align with industry practice
Read full article →Ryanair changes family seating policy following investigation
Ryanair said the change will be “revenue neutral”.
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