Ryanair changes policy over sight-impaired passengers

Budget airline Ryanair is to change its policy on carrying sight-impaired passengers following criticism of its decision to eject blind travellers from a flight.

Budget airline Ryanair is to change its policy on carrying sight-impaired passengers following criticism of its decision to eject blind travellers from a flight.

The low-fare Irish airline today said vision-impaired passengers who are travelling with a sighted companion on a one-to-one basis would no longer be required to inform the airline in advance.

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