Ryanair is under fire after refusing to refund a widow for her deceased husband's unused flight ticket, leaving her devastated and sparking a public outcry.
The airline reportedly cited its strict no-refund policy, stating that the ticket was non-transferable and non-refundable, despite the tragic circumstances.
Widow's Heartbreaking Plea
The grieving widow, whose husband passed away before their planned trip, appealed to Ryanair for compassion, but her request was denied. She expressed her frustration, saying, "It’s not about the money—it’s about basic human decency."
Public and Legal Backlash
The incident has drawn widespread criticism, with many accusing the airline of lacking empathy. Consumer rights advocates have also weighed in, suggesting that such cases highlight the need for more flexible policies in exceptional circumstances.
Ryanair has yet to publicly comment on the matter, but the story continues to gain traction online, with calls for the airline to reconsider its stance.
