Ryanair announces 'tweak' to its family seating policy
Ryanair has introduced a policy change to offer free parent seating at the rear of its aircraft following a UK regulatory investigation. The airline maintains that the change is revenue-neutral and complies with consumer law.
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Ryanair has adjusted its family seating policy after an investigation was launched in the UK into it charging parents to sit with their children on flights.
The article balances the airline's statement with the context of the regulatory investigation.
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