Ryanair teams up with PayPal for online payments

Ryanair has today launched a new payment partnership with online payments service PayPal.

The airline said the agreement was the latest addition to improvements in its customer services. Other improvements  include allocated seating, a second free cabin bag and a new website and app.

"As the pioneer of faster, safer online payments, PayPal is delighted to help Ryanair develop its customer experience by making it even easier and quicker for travellers to book and pay for their flights online", commented PayPal’s Vice President for Global Operations Europe, Middle East and Africa Louise Phelan. 

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Ryanair teams with Paypal to transform sales

INTERNATIONAL transaction giant PayPal is collaborating with Michael O'Leary's Ryanair to make buying flight tickets a matter of a few taps on your mobile – in a move that could completely transform air travel.

It's the second collaboration with a technology giant for the €10bn-valued airline, which is already working with Google on a radical flight-buying system. Ryanair is working to massively boost its sales as it awaits the arrival of 175 new jets.

The low-cost airline is completely overhauling its spiky image and customer service, as well as introducing new initiatives to make air travel easier and less stressful. These include a new website, business and family-friendly flights, new major airport routes and allocated seating.

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