Ryanair probed after cancelling website tickets

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Spain's transport ministry said Tuesday it was investigating Irish budget airline Ryanair over its decision to cancel thousands of reservations made on third-party websites.

It said the probe was aimed at "obtaining information" about Ryanair's announcement that it will not honour tickets bought on "unlawful" price-comparison websites such as lastminute and eDreams.

The no-frills carrier has said that from August 11 only bookings made on its own website and its telephone reservations line would be valid.
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