Ryanair flights are being distributed via German online travel booking platform Omio after a deal was struck three months ago.
The partnership ensures that the OTA’s customers’ correct contact and payment info is provided to Ryanair so they have access to their myRyanair account.
They then receive flight information directly without needing to complete Ryanair’s customer verification process, which unauthorised OTA customers must continue to do.
Chief marketing officer Dara Brady, said: “We’re pleased to announce that Ryanair flights are now available to Omio customers to book with the guarantee of full price transparency and direct access to their booking.
“We look forward to working with Omio and carrying their customers onboard Ryanair’s network of low-fare flights and routes.”
Omio B2C Europe president Veronica Diquattro added: “This marks a major milestone in our collaboration with Ryanair.
“Omio users will now have direct access to Ryanair’s vast network of budget-friendly flights.
“This alliance signals our ongoing commitment to offering seamless, convenient, and multi-modal travel options to travellers worldwide.”
The deal follows similar arrangements confirmed with lastminute.com, On the Beach, Tui, Loveholidays, Kiwi.com and Etraveli Group so far this year.