Ryanair check 'N GO question

okidoki987 · 09-09-2006 7:56pm #1

Booked a flight and it states Driving Licence is fine for photo ID for flying with Ryanair, now trying to use CHECK N'GO it states

Each passenger MUST present a valid EU/EEA issued passport or National ID card at airport security and the departure gate.

Nothing about Driving Licence?
Anybody know if Driving Licence is okay to use with CHECK N'GO?

breadmonkey · 09-09-2006 8:23pm

I'm not totally sure about Ryanair but I did the Aer Lingus equivalent only a few days ago. I would imagine they are almost identical.

I think you have to give 2 pieces of info out of the following: Passport number, flight number, confirmation number. I scanned my passport and put in the flight number. If you don't get a definitive reply on this thread then I would advise ringing Ryanair tomorrow. Why not bring your passport though?

lasno · 09-09-2006 8:35pm

To use the online check in facility with Ryanair you MUST have a valid passport, even if flying between Cork and Dublin.
The passport must be shown at airport security and again at the boarding gate. This is Ryanair and there are NO exceptions allowed!
For the traditioinal check in at the airport a valid driving licence will be
sufficient for flights within Ireland and to the UK.

okidoki987 · 09-09-2006 8:44pm

Don't really like bringing my passport anywhere I don't have to but looks like
if I want to Check N'Go I'll have to.
Cheers.

Ruu_Old · 10-09-2006 1:35am

Best bring your passport to be sure or give Ryanair a buzz to be certain (if you can get a hold of them).

parsi · 10-09-2006 10:59am

okidoki987 wrote:

Booked a flight and it states Driving Licence is fine for photo ID for flying with Ryanair, now trying to use CHECK N'GO it states

Nothing about Driving Licence?
Anybody know if Driving Licence is okay to use with CHECK N'GO?

It's not. When you use it it asks for your passport number and it's data of expiry.

Ryanair check 'N GO question

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