Ryanair to lift limits on blind passengers

Budget airline Ryanair today revealed plans to end restrictions on the number of blind or partially sighted passengers it could carry on a single flight.

Budget airline Ryanair today revealed plans to end restrictions on the number of blind or partially sighted passengers it could carry on a single flight.

The move came after the low cost carrier was criticised for removing nine visually impaired Travellers from a plane bound for Italy from London Stansted.

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