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Ryanair Hits Low-Tech Flyers With $60 Fee

No printed-up boarding card? Pony up. Oh, and it's $7.50 to check in

By Sam Biddle,  Newser Staff

Posted May 18, 2009 4:45 PM CDT

(Newser) – Perhaps inspired by airlines banking hundreds of millions of dollars in bag fees last year, discount European carrier Ryanair is introducing new baggage check fees, BlackBook reports. Ryanair customers will have to pony up a $7.50 fee to check in online, and pay a further $60—termed a “boarding card re-issue fee”—if they forget to bring in a printed-up boarding pass.

Discount carrier will impose a new set of check-in fees for all passengers.
Discount carrier will impose a new set of check-in fees for all passengers.   (AP Photo)
Discount carrier Ryanair will impose a new set of check-in fees for all passengers.
Discount carrier Ryanair will impose a new set of check-in fees for all passengers.   (AP Photo/Paul Thomas)
Discount carrier will impose a new set of check-in fees for all passengers.
Discount carrier will impose a new set of check-in fees for all passengers.   (AP Photo/Peter Morrison, file)
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oldgoat
May 19, 2009 8:09 AM CDT
These airlines might be shooting themselves in the foot by adding all of these extra fees and making flying not only more of a hassle but also expensive.

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