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Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, announced today (18 July) its newest partnership with one of the world’s leading travel technology companies, Expedia Group. This collaboration allows Expedia Group to offer Ryanair’s low-cost flights to its customers, enhancing their travel options and experiences with greater value and convenience.

This partnership is excellent news for Expedia Group travelers who can now book Ryanair’s low fares, access over 240 destinations, and enjoy top-notch service. The booking process is simplified, allowing travelers to choose between holiday packages or standalone bookings, all with a direct connection to Ryanair. Expedia Group customers will also have access to their myRyanair accounts and essential flight updates without needing to complete Ryanair’s customer verification process.

Travelers will soon be able to book Ryanair flights directly through Expedia Group.

Ryanair CMO, Dara Brady said:
“We are pleased to announce our latest “Approved OTA” partnership with global travel tech leader, Expedia Group. Through this new agreement, Expedia Group travellers will be able to book Ryanair’s low-fare flights as part of their holiday packages or standalone bookings, with the guarantee of full price transparency and full access to their booking. We look forward to working with Expedia Group and carrying their customers onboard our market-leading network of Ryanair flights in the coming months.”

Expedia Group’s SVP for Trips Partnerships, Susan Spinney said:
“This marks a significant step in our partnership with Ryanair. Earlier this year, we collaborated on ‘Ryanair Rooms,’ allowing Ryanair travelers to seamlessly book a hotel alongside their flight. Soon Ryanair flights will be available directly on Expedia Group’s marketplace, expanding the way travelers’ benefit from this powerful combination. Ryanair’s extensive network of budget-friendly flights, together with Expedia Group’s comprehensive travel offerings, creates an unbeatable value proposition for travelers seeking affordability and convenience.”