Modul 2 - Flight Changes
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This document discusses flight change policies for Ryanair. It covers unchecking tickets, name changes, changing flights, emergency returns, and missed departures. Name and flight changes can be made online or by phone up to 4 hours before departure for a fee. In emergencies with proof, changes are free, otherwise the fare difference is charged. Those missing a flight by less than an hour can be moved to the next flight for a fee.
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- 2. Contents Uncheck facility Name Changes Flight changes Emergency returns Missed departure
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- 6. Emergency returns Death or sudden life threatening illness of immediate family member. Letter of proof Change flight free of charge for passenger and travelling companion(s) No letter of proof Change flight and charge fare difference only (waive flight change fee). Advise the passenger to send a letter of proof to Ryanair Customer Services department for a full refund of the fare difference paid.
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