Is it possible to change ryanair tickets

To get more daily TPG news delivered straight to your inbox, sign up for our daily newsletter! Also, the return to pre-pandemic ticket-change fees comes at a time when ever-changing travel protocols mean air travel remains volatile. Related: Hello Finland: Ryanair announces 14 new London routes for winter. Ryanair is a low-cost airline with a somewhat… distinctive reputation among fliers.

TPG has written about this before. But its strict rules and fees regarding luggage, check-in and even boarding annoy some travellers, so seeing the airline relax some of their tight rules was a welcome addition to the Ryanair experience.

It allowed date changes at no additional cost, as long as the destination did not change and it was done at least seven days from travel. In fact, Ryanair in August saw more passengers than during typical pre-coronavirus winter months. That is at least something positive. We use cookies to allow us and selected partners to improve your experience and our advertising. By continuing to browse you consent to our use of cookies.

You can understand more and change your cookies preferences here. Ryanair customers report being asked to pay large fees when they rebook flights this summer, despite the airline advertising a Zero Change Fee policy. Now, Ryanair is looking to bring such costs back. While not the most flexible, Ryanair has offered a reasonably generous change fee waiver during the pandemic.

As the crisis has progressed, this waiver has been extended serval times. Currently, all bookings come with free flight changes where a passenger is due to fly before the end of the year. The low-cost carrier change fee is pretty infamous. In addition to the flat fee for flight changes, passengers will often have to pay extra if there is a fare difference. I would expect most airlines to do that without any problems after all, they get a fee for the change , but Ryanair is not most airlines.

So the only way to know is to call them and try. Aganju Aganju I think you are still over-estimating costumer service of Ryanair. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Sign up using Facebook. Sign up using Email and Password. Post as a guest Name. Email Required, but never shown. Featured on Meta. Now live: A fully responsive profile. November Photo Competition: Photos gone wrong.