Ryanair says ‘that will do nicely’
Ryanair’s latest attempt to make itself more appealing to business travellers and corporate travel departments is to accept payment by American Express.
The airline claimed more than a fifth of its passengers are travelling on business and that it has made further improvements to its services to meet their needs.
This includes online check-in, priority boarding, reserved seating, a 10kg cabin bag allowance, scrapping the €3 fee for the Ryanair app and the removal of the Recaptcha security feature for individual passengers from October 30.
Ryanair is also rolling out a digital marketing strategy, including a new Twitter account, which it said would enhance the business travel experience.
Passengers who pay by Amex will be charged a 2% fee, the same as for other credit card payments.
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