As the holiday season is nearly upon us, there will likely be a lot of confusion for people travelling, whether they are going on solo trips or breakaways with their families as school is off
In recent times, it was Ryanair stating that people will now have to pay to reserve a specific seat - a process that was previously free.
Ryanair Ryanair offers the option to purchase reserved seats or free seats, which are assigned randomly during check-in. Passengers who choose ‘random seat allocation’ can check in between 24 hours and 2 hours before the flight departure time. The budget airline has a family policy when it comes to seats: “For safety reasons, children under the age of 12 must sit beside an accompanying adult, and infants must sit on an accompanying adult’s lap. It is mandatory for an adult travelling with children under 12 to reserve a seat. A maximum of four children for every one adult on the same booking will receive a reserved seat free of charge. This ensures parents of young children sit together during the flight.
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