BUDGET airline Ryanair have issued a reminder to passengers to bring their passport when travelling on all Ryanair flights as from Thursday October 1. Ryanair will are longer accepting a driver s licence as a valid form of identification from that date. P
BUDGET airline Ryanair have issued a reminder to passengers to bring their passport when travelling on all Ryanair flights as from Thursday October 1.
Ryanair will are longer accepting a driver's licence as a valid form of identification from that date.
Passengers must be in possession of a valid passport or a government issued National Identity card which has been issued solely for the purpose of identification - driver's licence, electoral register cards are not included.
Passengers, who arrive at an airport without a valid form of identification, as advised and agreed to at the time of their booking, will not be able to travel.
Ryanair's Stephen McNamara said: "Ryanair passengers must ensure that they have a valid form of identification to travel on Ryanair flights. The move is to simplify our identification policy to avoid passenger confusion.
"Passengers arriving at an airport with a driver's licence or any other forms of non-valid identification will be unable to travel on Ryanair flights.
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