Customers who sign up for “My Ryanair” will be able to access new business and family services and receive personalised fare offers and news tailored to their requirements when they are launched in the summer.
Ryanair announced that over 700,000 customers have signed up to the “My Ryanair” customer registration service on the Ryanair.com website in just two months. Ryanair customers who register with “My Ryanair” can create their own personal profile and securely store their details online, enabling them to make faster bookings and check-ins on the Ryanair.com website.
Customers who sign up for “My Ryanair” will also be able to access new business and family services and receive personalised fare offers and news tailored to their requirements when they are launched in the summer, as Ryanair continues to improve its industry leading customer service, with a brand new website, new mobile app and tailored country-specific websites to follow, which will simplify booking and flying for Ryanair customers and their families.
Ryanair’s Kenny Jacobs said: ““My Ryanair” is one of the key building blocks of our digital marketing strategy, and it’s great to have so many customers registered so soon. These customers will get a more personalised experience with Ryanair.
We are working hard to improve our service for all customers and have rolled out a series of enhancements which we know they will love including the use of portable electronic devices at all stages of their Ryanair flight, allocated seating, a second free small carry-on bag, easier website access, 24 hour grace periods, “quiet flights” and reduced bag fees, with further improvements planned over the coming months as we continue to offer so much more than low fares.”
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