Ryanair requires web check-in, shuts down website
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/06/16/ryanair_site_down/
On May 21, Ryanair insisted that all new bookings would require online check-ins. If you don't print your boarding pass from the company's website, you're charged an extra £40.
And now the Irish budget airline has announced that for ten hours next week, its website will be completely unreachable.
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When The Herald asked whether the airline would waive that £40 surcharge for passengers who don't make their mandatory online check-in while the site is down, a company spokesman said: "Ryanair will review the number of passengers who fail to check-in online and make a decision at that time."
15 years
They are also charging £5 for the online checkin. Thats right, £5 for using your own computer and printer to check in.
I guess all hostels in Europe had better be sure they have good printers for their customers, since they will all require to printout ryanair boarding cards.
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