Ryanair has launched the latest update to its mobile app making it even easier for customers to browse, book, check-in, board and fly on Europe’s lowest airfares.
The latest version of the Ryanair app, which is available to download in both iPhone and Android formats, includes:
Improved airport search function
Improved ancillary design
Easier payment process
Boarding pass download on login
Improved Non EU & special assistance customer information
Ryanair’s app, which has been downloaded over 6.5m times, is available in English, Italian, Polish, Dutch, German, French and Spanish, with further language versions to follow, and is free from the iTunes App Store and the Google Play Store or from Ryanair.com.
Ryanair’s Robin Kiely said: “The response to our app has been hugely positive, with over 6.5m downloads to date. Our latest version offers customers a smoother booking, payment and check-in process and an improved design. We are working hard to continue to improve our app with further updates that will make it an even more useful travel tool.”
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