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Ryanair ID problem

lemon125 · 2009-02-22 18:32:37

Hi all, I am after noticing that my passport is out of date and I am due to fly to Manchester on Friday evening on a family holiday. I know i can use my drivers licence instead but my problem is that I had planned to use the online check in service which requires a valid passport. Is it still possible for me to check in at…

22-02-2009 6:32pm

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lemon125

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Hi all,
I am after noticing that my passport is out of date and I am due to fly to Manchester on Friday evening on a family holiday. I know i can use my drivers licence instead but my problem is that I had planned to use the online check in service which requires a valid passport. Is it still possible for me to check in at the desk in the airport? no doubt a small fee will have to be paid

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#2 22-02-2009 8:15pm

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Yes you can and unsurprisingly enough, their FAQ tells you the fee:

http://www.ryanair.com/site/EN/faqs.php?sect=chk&quest=checkinfee

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#3 22-02-2009 8:17pm

Trampas

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go into the passport office and get a new one.

queue up early

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#4 22-02-2009 10:36pm

lemon125

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Unfortunately I'm not in a great postition to go to Cork to the passport offices this week. But woud i have to go to the whole bother of birth cert, garda signs or just bring down the old one if I could manage to get a day off?

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#5 22-02-2009 11:28pm

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You have to fill out all the forms (including having Garda witness/endorse the photos)

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