Ryanair has announced a new partnership with travel platform Skyscanner, giving Skyscanner users direct access to Ryanair’s full range of low-fare flights, ancillary products, and transparent pricing.
The agreement ensures travellers searching on Skyscanner can book Ryanair flights across its 235+ destinations with full visibility of costs.
Ryanair’s CMO Dara Brady highlighted the deal as a way to bring customers “full price transparency,” while Skyscanner’s VP of Commercial, Catriona King, said the partnership would expand travel options and inspire millions of users with Ryanair’s extensive route network.
This collaboration aligns with Ryanair’s wider strategy of integrating directly with major travel platforms to reach more passengers.
This post was published on 11 September 2025 17:51
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