AXA Travel Insurance signs contract with Ryanair

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AXA Travel Insurance signs contract with Ryanair

Low-cost carrier Ryanair has announced that it has signed a deal with AXA Travel Insurance which will see the company provide air passengers with cover ahead of their holidays.

In a partnership which will come into being as of September 2010, Ryanair and AXA have collaborated to devise a competitive travel insurance package for those flying with the discount airline.

Ryanair's Michael Cawley said that the policy will "mean that our passengers can access a competitively priced, tailor-made travel insurance product which suits their needs whether it is single-trip travel insurance for the family, winter sports cover or annual insurance for business travelers."

In the past, those booking a Ryanair seat automatically had insurance added to their bill. However, this changed as of April 2nd this year, as the airline had to conform to EU rules on pricing transparency.

This week Ryanair caused heads to turn as chief executive officer Michael O'Leary announced that it would begin to charge passengers to use the toilets on board its aircraft.

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