A ANGRY Love Island star has ripped into Ryanair over a row about boarding passes, ranting “it doesn’t cost £55 to print one!”.
The islander took to social media to express how she felt after reading a story about a an elderly couple who were charged a fine for downloading the wrong travel tickets.
Georgia Townend, a 28-year-old Essex market executive, appeared in the seventh season of the ITV dating show.
Ryanair had made the old couple pay £110 for downloading the wrong boarding passes.
Instead of getting the outgoing flight they got the return flight.
Ryanair tweeted a screenshot of their terms and conditions, stating that all customers must agree to check in 24 hours before their trip and print or download their boarding passes.
But Love Island’s Georgia had a lot to say about the airline on Twitter.
The influencer wasn’t happy that Ryanair charge their customers to print “off a bit of paper”.
She tweeted: “Still doesn’t excuse the fact it’s £55 to print off a bit of paper though does it.”
Other Twitter users also agreed with Georgia and shared their displeasure with the airline.
One wrote: “Exactly! Ryanair you should be ashamed.”
A second added; “How do Ryanair get away with charging their customers to print a bit of paper off?”
A third penned: “Ridiculous!!”
A fourth raged: “They need to be stopped.”
A fifth added: “This really annoys me. It’s wrong.”
