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Kenny Jacobs donned a school cap and satchel today to launch its new Ryanair School Travel website.
The scheme is the first to be bonded under the Commission of Aviation regulation, under license 0766 issued on May 25..
Ryanair say the website will allow group bookings which will make it cheaper and simpler for schools and teachers to book low fare school trips via Ryanair.com.
The launch was billed as part of Year 3 of Ryanair’s “Always Getting Better” programme. The website offers flexibility with names and the same price for each passenger. It will have a dedicated team & website.
Ryanair’s Chief Marketing Officer, Kenny Jacobs said: As Europe’s largest airline, carrying 117m customers this year, including thousands of school groups, no one is better placed to offer a dedicated School Travel service than Ryanair and we are pleased to officially launch our new Ryanair School Travel service and website. Ryanair School Travel enables schools to book and manage their own trips through our new booking platform, with the support of our dedicated schools travel team, while saving millions of euro with Ryanair’s low fares, with the biggest route network from Ireland to choose from, ensuring the best choice and best service. Parents and schools can save money when they book their travel directly with Ryanair, enjoy special school discounts, ensure their tour group sits together on the flight – and relax in the knowledge that Ryanair is top of the class for punctuality and reliability. Ryanair’s new bonded School Travel service includes a dedicated booking platform and support team, offering Irish schools more choice and the lowest prices, helping both school groups and parents save money by booking directly with Ryanair.
