A £110 charge for printing out tickets imposed on a couple who inadvertently downloaded the wrong documents is just the latest in a series of outrages by the budget airline, writes James Moore. But perhaps we’re the ones to blame for forking out
EXCLUSIVE: Dozens of Ryanair passengers have told MailOnline how they suffered a similar fate as an elderly couple forced to pay £110 to print their boarding passes at an airport.
The Irvine family, from Bangor, County Down, were forced to pay an extra £275 to check in for their flight in Belfast due to what they claim was a glitch on the Ryanair app
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