Ryanair ID Policy

Passengers who have booked flights with Ryanair from the 1st October are being reminded about the changes to the airline’s ID policy.

Ryanair will no longer accept driver's licences as valid ID on domestic UK flights, with passengers who lack proper travel documents being turned away.

All customers must now present either their passport or a government-issued National Identity Card when boarding a flight.

Passengers arriving at an airport with a driver's licence or any other forms of non-valid identification will be unable to travel on Ryanair flights.

If you need any further information regarding the above, please contact your usual branch of The Co-operative Travel Management.