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Ryanair passenger kicked off flight to Spain after attempting money-saving trick

  • Scott McCormick was removed from a Ryanair flight to Spain after attempting a money-saving trick involving not reserving seats.
  • Ryanair staff asked McCormick and his companion to step aside due to a seat issue, stating that one passenger was unable to travel.
  • McCormick received an email notifying him he could claim reasonable expenses but has not submitted receipts to Ryanair.
  • After sharing his experience on social media, Scott McCormick expressed dissatisfaction, stating that Ryanair should have asked for volunteers to give up their seats.
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Ryanair seat hack backfires as holidaymaker kicked off flight

The 33-year-old said they had not pay to reserve seats because it was a short two-hour flight and they didn't mind if they didn't sit together

·Worcester, United Kingdom
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Daily Mirror broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Wednesday, June 18, 2025.
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