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Change/cancel Ryanair flight after checking in online?

thomond2006 · 2012-04-05 20:35:55

Hi everyone! I booked a Ryanair flight last week that is due to fly tommorrow morning, I have already checked in online (no bags in hold). However circumstances have changed and now I want to fly on a later flight, either sunday or monday (both are available). Unfortunately both of their customer services numbers aren't in…

05-04-2012 8:35pm

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thomond2006

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Hi everyone!

I booked a Ryanair flight last week that is due to fly tommorrow morning, I have already checked in online (no bags in hold).

However circumstances have changed and now I want to fly on a later flight, either sunday or monday (both are available). Unfortunately both of their customer services numbers aren't in operation atm.

Is it possible to cancel a booked flight having already checked in? If this isn't possible, is it best to ring Ryanair to tell them you're simply not turning up?

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#2 05-04-2012 9:21pm

Louche Lad

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Just don't turn up - no need to tell them. See also this thread.

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#3 06-04-2012 8:47am

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Once you've checked in, no changes are allowed. You'll need to book a fresh flight.

As for the one you've checked in for, just don't show up. They won't care either way and it has no effect on your return leg (assuming you're coming back, of course!)

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#4 27-04-2013 8:24am

NiamhGibson95

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will I be entitled to a refund?

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#5 27-04-2013 9:48am

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NiamhGibson95 wrote: »

will I be entitled to a refund?

Just for the tax amount.

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#6 28-04-2013 1:12am

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TillyGirl wrote: »

Just for the tax amount.

And you need to check if you payed taxes for the flight as FR offer many without taxes.

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#7 28-04-2013 1:18am

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http://www.ryanair.com/en/terms-and-conditions#regulations-tableoffees

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