Ryanair to send text flight confirmations - TravelMole


Ryanair to send text flight confirmations

Sunday, 09 Jun, 2009 0

Ryanair is to provide flight booking confirmations by mobile phone text message at a cost of £1.

Passengers will no longer have to print out confirmation emails as their itinerary can be sent to their mobile within 24 hours of booking, according to the airline.

A spokesman said: “This service will allow passengers the convenience of having their confirmation number delivered directly to their mobile phone. 

 
"This will make travelling with Ryanair even easier as passengers will no longer have to print out their confirmation email, but simply refer to their mobile phone for their flight details.”
 
by Phil Davies 


 

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