US EditionRyanair threatens rowdy passengers with £500 fines after flights are forced to land
- On June 12, 2025, Ryanair introduced a £500 fine for passengers removed from flights due to disruptive behaviour.
- This measure follows a series of incidents in recent years where unruly passengers forced diversions and caused large operational costs.
- Ryanair stated that disruptive acts in confined spaces are unacceptable and the fine will be the minimum penalty while civil damages will also be pursued.
- The airline cited a 15,000-euro claim for damages related to a diverted Dublin to Lanzarote flight that included accommodation and legal fees.
- Ryanair expects the new fine and legal actions to deter unruly behaviour and ensure safer, disruption-free travel for passengers and crews.
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Ryanair tightens the tone. From now on, the disruptors on board their aircraft will have to pay a fine of 500 euros when they disturb the other passengers on board. They will also be landed and prosecuted by the Irish airline.
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Ryanair will impose fines on passengers who cause inconvenience on board, and in more serious cases of breach of the company's rules, civil lawsuits will be filed seeking compensation.
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