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Hayley Fletcher

  • Jun 25

    Ryanair ends family seat surcharge after UK competition watchdog launches investigation

    The Irish low-cost carrier will no longer charge parents to sit next to young children, a shift it announced on 25 June after a UK watchdog opened a probe into the practice.

  • Jun 11

    UK competition watchdog investigates Ryanair over mandatory fee for parents to sit with their children

    The UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has opened an investigation into Ryanair over a fee that parents must pay to sit beside their children on flights, questioning whether the practice is an unfair contract term and whether the charge is hidden during booking.

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