Ryanair to start charging for children’s seats on their planes from September

Locals booking a holiday with Ryanair from September are being warned that their have been some changes made to the airline.

They have defended their decision to start charging passengers travelling with a young child, for a reserved seat.

From September 1st any adult travelling with a child under the age of 12 will have to pay four euro to ensure their child can sit beside them.

The airline says they made the move to avoid boarding delays.

It has been greeted with a mixed reaction from parents.