@biden_worldnewsRyanair has announced that it will no longer charge adults extra to sit next to their children on flights. The policy change comes after pressure from a UK regulator, which the airline accused of having a "desire...to stifle innovation and progress." More details here:
Ver publicação originalFoto de @biden_worldnews· Jun 29, 2026· Foto 1 de 2· News
A Ryanair Boeing 737-800 sits on the tarmac at an airport. The white fuselage carries the airline’s blue-and-yellow livery with the large “RYANAIR” title and harp logo on the forward section, while the dark-blue tail shows the yellow harp emblem. A small Ryanair-branded ground-support van is parked directly in front of the nose, and the registration EI-FEM is visible on the rear fuselage. The background shows a tree-covered hill, a tall red-and-white light pole, and overcast skies. No on-screen text is present.
@biden_worldnewsRyanair has announced that it will no longer charge adults extra to sit next to their children on flights. The policy change comes after pressure from a UK regulator, which the airline accused of having a "desire...to stifle innovation and progress." More details here:
Ver publicação originalFoto de @biden_worldnews· Jun 29, 2026· Foto 1 de 2· News
A Ryanair Boeing 737-800 sits on the tarmac at an airport. The white fuselage carries the airline’s blue-and-yellow livery with the large “RYANAIR” title and harp logo on the forward section, while the dark-blue tail shows the yellow harp emblem. A small Ryanair-branded ground-support van is parked directly in front of the nose, and the registration EI-FEM is visible on the rear fuselage. The background shows a tree-covered hill, a tall red-and-white light pole, and overcast skies. No on-screen text is present.
