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Two ryanair flights

  • 01-12-2010 3:23pm
    #1
    whatsyourquota
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    Hi,
    Im taking two ryanair flights soon and was wondering when i arrive at my first destination will I have to leave the terminal and go back and present my 2nd boarding pass to security?
    I will have checked in online and will only have hand luggage so I dont see any reason to go back through security except I know they scan boarding passes at security so I might get in trouble if I dont do this?


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  • #2
    MyKeyG
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    whatsyourquota wrote: »
    Hi,
    Im taking two ryanair flights soon and was wondering when i arrive at my first destination will I have to leave the terminal and go back and present my 2nd boarding pass to security?
    I will have checked in online and will only have hand luggage so I dont see any reason to go back through security except I know they scan boarding passes at security so I might get in trouble if I dont do this?
    Yes you do. The arrival and departure areas in airports are completely seperate so you have no choice but to leave one and enter another. As well as that they don't care that you already cleared security at your first departure they're required to perform a security check at their own location.


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