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Ryanair to offer airport transfers
Thursday, 18 Apr, 2008
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Airport transfers are being made available to book on Ryanair’s website.
The move will provide the carrier with additional ancillary revenue.
The airline will use ShuttleDirect to provide transfers from more than 50 airports in Europe.
Head of ancillary revenue Santina Doherty said: “Ryanair’s partnership with ShuttleDirect will make it even easier for our passengers to avoid those airport queues.
“Not only can passengers dodge check-in queues with our web check-in service, now they can pre-book private car, minibus, coach and shuttle services.â€
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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