Ryanair - Booked for 4 people - only 3 able to travel now

B

biggerry

Registered User
Messages
151
I booked a flight to Rome for 4 people last week. It turns out that one of the people can't travel due to a prior family engagement (I don't know why this wasn't realised at the time of booking :mad: ).

Will it cause any problems at check in when only 3 of us show up and the booking reference has 4 people listed?

I checked the Ryanair site, but couldn't find anything about this.
 
I don't think why it should be a problem, as the tickets are paid for, and you are not claiming any refund. Just read the other day that Angelina Jollie and Brad Pitt recenly booked 8 seats in a flight when only 4 will be travelling....
 
biggerry said:
Will it cause any problems at check in when only 3 of us show up and the booking reference has 4 people listed?
Click to expand...
Nope. The fourth flight will be 'wasted', that's all...
 
If someone looks for it between the time the party of three checks in and the close of check-in.
 
bond-007 said:
The question is can/will Ryanair resell this seat?
Click to expand...


That's the only sure thing in life and sell it for a huge price they will.

Went with Aer Lingus to Glasgow for a match on Saturday (paid 4050 euro each way) and met a guy who went on standby and paid €288 for his flight. Makes it a very expensive day trip.

Roy
 
you can change the name of the person traveling for 50 euro so maybe someone would be interested in buying it for a little more and you could make some money back
 
onekeano said:
Went with Aer Lingus to Glasgow for a match on Saturday (paid 4050 euro each way) and met a guy who went on standby and paid €288 for his flight. Makes it a very expensive day trip.
Click to expand...

I'm sure that guy was pleased he wasn't you then
 
DrMoriarty said:
If someone looks for it between the time the party of three checks in and the close of check-in.
Click to expand...
So Ryanair don't over book their flights?
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Menu
Log in
Register