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Getting Your Ryanair Compensation to a U.S. Bank Account: Solutions and Workarounds

Many U.S. travelers face frustration when trying to receive flight compensation from Ryanair, Europe's largest low-cost carrier. The airline typically only processes compensation payments to European bank accounts, leaving American passengers in a challenging situation. However, there are several workable solutions to this common problem.

The main reason for this limitation is that Ryanair primarily operates within the European banking system, using SEPA (Single Euro Payments Area) transfers. This system is different from the ACH transfers used in the United States, creating a technical barrier for direct payments to U.S. accounts.

Available Solutions:

Use a trusted friend or family member's European bank account
Set up a TransferWise (now Wise) multi-currency account that provides European bank details
Request a check payment (though this may take longer and involve currency conversion fees)
Work with a flight compensation claim company that can receive European payments

The most practical solution for most travelers is creating a Wise account, which provides you with European bank details while being based in the U.S. This service allows you to receive the compensation in euros and then convert it to dollars at competitive rates.

If you're pursuing compensation under EU Regulation 261/2004, it's important to be persistent and clear in your communication with Ryanair. Specify your preferred payment method early in the process and be pre

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