Last updated: 31 October 2026.
Ryanair does not run a frequent flyer scheme with miles or status tiers. Its membership offer is Ryanair Prime, a paid programme with discounted fares, free reserved seating in limited rows and travel insurance.
GBP/EUR 79once-off price of Ryanair Prime for 12 months
14 dayscooling-off period
12 monthslength of a Prime membership
3main benefits: discounted fares, reserved seats, travel insurance
Ryanair Prime
- Price: a one-off payment of GBP or EUR 79 for 12 months; there are no monthly payments, and the fee may rise if companions are added.
- Benefits: regular emails about members-only fare sales, unlimited bookings on discounted Prime fares subject to availability, a limited number of free reserved seats in specific rows, and travel insurance for Ryanair Group flights (Ryanair DAC, Ryanair UK, Buzz, Lauda and Malta Air), unless the member opts out or the insurance restrictions apply.
- Benefits apply only to flights booked and operated within the current contract period. A member can book for themselves, with a Prime companion, or for the companion to travel alone, always through their myRyanair account.
- Members cannot opt out of the sales emails.
- Cancelling: there is a 14-day cooling-off period.
Questions travellers ask us
Does Ryanair have a miles programme?
No; its membership scheme is Ryanair Prime.
How much is Prime?
GBP or EUR 79 for 12 months.
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4 questions and answers
Please contact the airline in this respect. You need to have the proof of undertaking the flights.
how does your airmiles program work?
can i only use my airmiles with ryanair?
can i redeem airmiles for flights i have already flown?
do i get rewarded by buying clothes, meals ect
regards
craig bennett
Please note that we are not the airline and are also not associated with it in any way. The Ryanair loyalty rewards program is based on your travel and consumer behaviour. The airline will send you offers based on how you have travelled and purchased various things.
I fly back and forwards to UK for work and I live in Spain so I do this at least 8 times a year!
Would love to hear if there is such a scheme.
Many thanks and hope to hear from you soon.
Regards
Claire
It does have a frequent flyer program, myRyanair, but unlike conventional programs where airlines offer miles or points, this program takes note of you travelling and shopping behaviour to offer you various benefits and privileges. So, do not expect to earn points or miles and then use these somewhere, but take note of the offers and deals that come your way through, say, emails.
Sign up here https://www.ryanair.com/gb/en/register