Ryanair launches subscription that waives fees for reserved seats and insurance
Access to monthly seat sales
Ryanair is to launch an annual subscription service that gives members reserved seating, insurance and access to monthly seat sales for 79 euros per year, it said this morning.
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Peter BurgessAs a very frequent traveller I feel Ryanair gets criticised too harshly. Yes their service is almost non-existent and if/when things go wrong you are screwed for the occasion. BUT they are the only consistently low fare airline and on time performance not too bad in my experience. What you see is what you get. Whereas an airline like VUELING for example is FAR worse when it comes to price/quality. Or reliability for that matter. Will take Ryanair for direct flights every time.
As Which says "For £79 per year, you can (probably) reserve up to 12 seats for free, receive poor-quality travel insurance and get access to what Ryanair claims will be exclusive sales and ... Should I take out a Ryanair Prime subscription? "No".