Ryanair Launches “Prime”: Subscription Plan with Exclusive Discounts for Frequent Flyers
Ryanair has introduced its new subscription service, “Prime,” an initiative designed to help frequent travelers save up to five times the annual membership cost, set at €79. This program is tailored for regular passengers looking to reduce expenses without compromising comfort.
With the subscription, “Prime” members gain exclusive benefits such as free reserved seats, complimentary travel insurance, and access to 12 annual ticket sales with discounted fares. These promotions are available only to members and guarantee access to the best rates year-round.
Financial Benefits of the “Prime” Subscription
Ryanair’s calculations show that “Prime” members who take 12 flights a year can save up to €420—a figure that far exceeds the subscription cost. Even those traveling just three times a year could save €105, surpassing the membership price.
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Limited Enrollment: 250,000 Spots Available
Ryanair has capped “Prime” subscriptions at just 250,000 members, with availability allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. Interested travelers can register through the airline’s official website.
Ryanair’s Chief Marketing Officer, Dara Brady, emphasized the impact of this new offering: “For four decades, Ryanair has delivered Europe’s lowest fares and best services. Now, with ‘Prime,’ frequent flyers can access exclusive discounts and maximize their savings when flying with us.”
For regular travelers seeking affordable fares without sacrificing additional services, “Prime” stands out as an attractive option.
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