Key Points
- Ryanair has partnered with Booking Holdings to distribute its fares on Booking.com, Priceline, and Kayak.
- This agreement follows similar deals Ryanair struck with other OTAs after years of disputes over unauthorized flight sales.
- The partnership will allow customers to access Ryanair accounts and receive updates directly when booking through Booking Holdings’ platforms.
Summary
Ryanair has announced a partnership with Booking Holdings, making its flight fares available on Booking.com, Priceline, Kayak, and Agoda. This marks a shift after years of conflict with online travel agencies over unauthorized fare distribution, following similar agreements with other OTAs. The deal will give customers access to Ryanair accounts and direct updates when booking through these platforms, with full implementation expected in the coming months.
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