Skip to content
CityAM
Main navigation
  • News
    • News
      • Latest Business News
      • Economics
      • Politics
      • Tech
      • Banking
      • FTSE 100 Live
      • Retail
      • Insurance
      • Legal
      • Property
      • Transport
      • Markets
    • From our partners
      • AON
      • Bayes Business School
      • Canada BIDs
      • Central London Alliance CIC
      • Destination City
      • Halkin
      • Olympia
      • Inside Saudi
      • Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
      • Santander X
      • YEAR SIX Dividend
    • Featured

      FTSE 100 Live: Inflation to reveal economic consequences of US-Iran war

      Breaking news event coverage with diverse crowd gathered, showcasing a lively urban scene, reflecting current affairs.

      Submit a story

      Tell us your story.

      Submit
  • Opinion
  • Sport
    • Latest Sports News
      • Sport
      • Sport Business
    • From our partners
      • The Morning Briefing: SBS x CityAM
      • Aramco Team Series
      • LIV Golf
    • Featured

      England’s secret weapon against World Cup heat? British company’s £26 product

      Breaking news scene with journalists interviewing a business leader in front of corporate headquarters, microphones and ca...

      Submit a story

      Tell us your story.

      Submit
  • Life&Style
    • Life&Style
      • Life&Style
      • Toast the City Awards
      • The Magazine
      • Travel
      • Culture
      • Motoring
      • Wellness
      • The RED BULLETiN
      • Do it with Shared Ownership
      • Media Speak Hub
    • Featured

      Old Pulteney releases 50-year-old whisky for 200th anniversary

      Old Pulteney 50-Year-Old single malt Scotch whisky bottle with elegant packaging on display, highlighting luxury and craft...

      Submit a story

      Tell us your story.

      Submit
  • Investec
  • Events
  • Latest Paper
Tuesday 03 March 2015 8:32 am

Ryanair charm offensive continues with launch of eight-point “customer charter”

By: Catherine Neilan

Add as a preferred source on Google

Ryanair – the airline that once considered charging extra for people to use the toilet – has issued an eight-point “customer charter”.

Among the points are the promise of “the lowest fares”, to make sure travelling is “an enjoyable experience”, to be “Europe's most reliable airline” and alarmingly for an airline “to make your travel exciting”. 
 
The pledges were revealed as part of Ryanair's 30th birthday celebrations today, alongside a series of other initiatives under its three-year “always getting better” programme. They include new aircraft interiors and cabin crew uniforms, fare comparisons and improvements to its website to include a destination content service with customer reviews. 
 
Ryanair chief marketing officer Kenny Jacobs said:  “We will continue to listen and strive to enhance every aspect of our business and our new Customer Charter outlines the way we want to deliver an enjoyable, simple and low cost travel experience to customers. 
 
Chief executive Michael O'Leary, who is famous for swearing at customers and deriding entire nations – admitted last year year that being nicer to passengers was paying off. 
 
“If I had known being nice to customers would work so well I would have started many years ago,” he said.
 
Here are the eight points in full: 
 
1.     Always Getting Better is the way we promise to do things
2.     We promise the lowest fares
3.     We promise the best choice of destinations
4.     We promise to always prioritise safety
5.     We promise to strive to make your travel an enjoyable experience
6.     We promise we will always be Europe's most reliable airline
7.     We promise to be transparent and to make travel simple for you
8.     We promise to innovate to make your travel exciting
 
 
These are the pledges: 
 
1.   New aircraft interiors & new cabin crew uniforms
2.   Lower airport check-in fees, missed departure fees and a new flight cancellation option
3.   Real time airline fare comparisons on Ryanair.com
4.   A new destination content service, featuring customer reviews.
5.   A new travel insurance product, replacing the current drop down insurance.
6.   A personalised Ryanair.com website with up to 100 versions of the homepage and personalised promotional emails with customer-specific tailored offers.
7.   A new 'hold the fare' feature 
8.   An improved inflight menu, with more healthy meal choices and a hot breakfast pre-order service on key routes.
9.   New seats with more leg room & new Boeing Sky Interiors.
10. Faster native mobile apps, an improved Ryanair.com desktop and an enhanced "My Ryanair" customer registration system.
 
 

Share this article

  • Facebook
  • X
  • LinkedIn
  • WhatsApp
  • Email

Similarly tagged content:

Sections

  • News

Categories

  • Business

Related Topics

  • Ryanair

Trending Articles

  • As it happened: FTSE 100 relief rally runs out of steam as BP and Shell weigh; Oil hits three-month low

  • Rathbones to suspend thousands of client account inflows after FCA probe deals £530m blow

  • Rolls-Royce shares surge as SMR unit bags multi-billion pound Swedish nuclear contract

  • More Big Four blues as Deloitte plans to slash UK audit roles

  • London Tech Week sums up everything wrong with UK tech

More from CityAM

  • Ryanair warns ‘weak’ airlines will go bust this year as fuel costs soar

    Aviation
    Elon Musk and Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary face off amid acquisition rumors in a business meeting setting
  • ‘Bogus claim’: Ryanair hits back at watchdog probe into family seating policy

    Transport & Infrastructure
    Elon Musk and Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary face off amid acquisition rumors in a business meeting setting
  • Wetherspoon boss Tim Martin clashes with Ryanair over airport breakfast booze

    Hospitality
    IHG hotel exterior showcasing modern architecture with a welcoming entrance and vibrant cityscape background
  • Losses balloon at Easyjet despite seeing ‘no disruption’ to jet fuel supplies

    Aviation
    Easyjet will be looked to for any guidance on the impact of recent French air traffic control strikes when it updates on Thursday.
  • Easyjet attracts takeover interest from US private credit firm

    Business
    Easyjet will be looked to for any guidance on the impact of recent French air traffic control strikes when it updates on Thursday.
  • euroAtlantic Airways Appoints Pauls Calitis as CEO to Lead Next Phase of Growth

    Business Wire
  • ‘Critically low levels’: UK braces for jet fuel shortage as rationing looms

    Energy
    Europe's largest airline reported a 16 per cent decline in post-tax profit to €1.61bn (£1.4bn) over the 12 months ended 31 March.
  • Easyjet fires back at ‘highly opportunistic timing’ as Castlelake weighs takeover bid

    Aviation
    Ryanair has axed around 170 services while Easyjet said it was cancelling 274 flights because of French air traffic control strikes.

CityAM Canada — business, markets and opinion for Canadian readers.

Sections

  • Business
  • Markets
  • Tech
  • AI
  • Economics
  • Opinion
  • Cities

Company

  • About
  • Contact

Legal

  • Terms of Use
  • Privacy Policy
  • Cookie Policy
© 2026 CityAM Canada. All rights reserved.
Terms · Privacy · Cookies