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vosgesmatin.frThe low-cost airline claimed additional charges to change the name on the ticket and to enter the name of the deceased's husband.
The father refused to pay these fees, and, ironically, he was able to book another ticket on the same flight for only 60 euros.
A British woman had to travel with her mother to Spain, but when she died, Ryanair claimed additional costs so that her father could fly instead of the deceased.
·Paris, France
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In October 2024, Sophie Taylor was due to travel to Lanzarote as a mother. But two months before, her mother died. The British woman tried to change the name on the tickets to take her father, but Ryanair demanded an administrative fee.
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