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Ryanair introduces upgrade to mobile app

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“MY RYANAIR” CUSTOMER REGISTRATION NOW MAKES BOOKINGS FASTER & EASIER

Ryanair, Europe’s favourite airline, today (21 May) released the latest upgrade to the Ryanair  mobile app, featuring an improved “My Ryanair” customer registration function, allowing even faster access and easier booking of Europe’s lowest fares.

Using the “My Ryanair” mobile feature, customers can create their own personal profile and securely store payment and passport details on the app to ensure swifter bookings and flight check-ins. Ryanair’s mobile app allows users to:

  • Log in via the “My Ryanair” feature
  • Search Ryanair’s 1,600 low fare routes
  • Choose & book fares & allocated seats
  • Manage bookings & add baggage
  • Book hotels & car hire
  • Check-in & download mobile boarding passes
  • View live flight information

Available in both IOS and Android format, the Ryanair app has been downloaded over 6m times. Further additions to the “My Ryanair” customer registration service will be added later this year, which will allow users to add family members to their profile, as Ryanair continues to improve its digital offering under year 2 of its “Always Getting Better” programme.

Ryanair’s Kenny Jacobs said:

“We are pleased to launch this enhanced “My Ryanair” customer registration feature to our mobile app. We are continually improving our mobile offer for customers to make it easier and faster for them to find, book and manage their flights using mobile. The “My Ryanair” feature will be enhanced throughout the year, with more digital upgrades and features for both mobile and desktop to come.”

21 May 2015

This post was published on 22 May 2015 11:31

André Orban

M. Sc. Engineering

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