The integration charges are more than minor annoyances for smaller OTAs. And the cumbersome way the Ryanair pop-ups work, plus the lack of promotional fares, make the OTAs second-class flight sellers.

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Ryanair’s agreements with approved online travel agencies call for them to pay a more than 40,000 euro ($46,000) integration fee despite the airline’s statements that they gain the right to sell its ...

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