Possible to board Ryanair without all persons in a booking

you can board without mr b/c no worries

But only in alphabetical order.

Thankfully, they treat each person separate and you do not have to check in together, or at all, as #1 said. I wonder how long that will last before they charge for people not to travel!

Is Mr B/C still wanting to travel? And if so is it a major spelling mstake? Often if it is clear that it is a spelling mistake ryanair will change this free for you but you do have to call the £1 a minute or whstever it is phoneline.

Are you Mr A? Do you really want to travel Mr. B? Is Mr C the real one you want to spend time abroad? Was that a clever scam to get rid of Mr B to be together with Mr C? Wouldn't it be better to travel with Mr D? Or do you want as Mr A get rid of them all and board the flight on your own?

More questions than answers here, and I'd like to hear the story.

Anyway, Ryan Air is very strict with rules. The name on the booking thingy has to be exactly the same as on the passport. You might be lucky by explaining this (but please don't use the Mr A/B/C story) but ever wonder how Ryan Air makes a profit? Soon they'll charge you for using the toilet on the plane. Just wait and see.
Try it anyway but don't be too hopeful.

Thanks for the replies.

#4, Mr B (really Mr C) is travelling. Mr C = James Tiberius Kirk but i entered it as James Tiberius Tiberius (@ Mr B) instead.

Worth trying the £1 a minute phoneline?

I'll be calling from Asia, I wonder how they'll charge the premium rate onto a calling card.

I would, It's a clear typo, I used to work for a company that sold hundreds of Ryan air flights a day, with an rror like that we would be 90% sure they would do it for free orat a small admin fee rather than the full lot. Just grovel, it really does work with them :-)

Katie -
" with an rror like..."
"for free orat a small..."
it looks like you should know!!

If any of the above is going to try and get on a flight, then the names must match perfectly. You will be asked to pay for a name change to reflect perfectly the persons who are boarding? I would not like to be the person debating this at the checkin.