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Ruth and Peter Jaffe printed the wrong boarding passes for a Ryanair flight to France and were charged £110 for replacements.
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Ruth and Peter Jaffe printed the wrong boarding passes for a Ryanair flight to France and were charged £110 for replacements.
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Ruth Jaffe, 79, and her disabled husband Peter Jaffe, 80, of Ealing, West London, were flying with the budget airline from London Stansted to Bergerac in France last Friday.
Ruth, 79,and Peter Jaffe, 80, from Ealing, West London were accused of 'ignoring their email reminder' by Ryanair after failing to bring the right boarding pass with them to London Stansted
An elderly couple who were charged £110 by Ryanair for printing off their boarding passes have said they are “horrified” by the treatment they received from the budget airline.Ruth and Peter Jaffe, 79 and 80, mistakenly downloaded their return boarding passes before their trip from London Stanstead