A user is asking whether a past dispute with Ryanair could still affect their ability to travel in the future after obtaining a new passport.
They explain that during COVID, a planned group trip was cancelled, and after not receiving a refund for several months, they initiated a chargeback through their credit card under Section 75. Later, when attempting to fly to Ireland, they were informed at the airport that they owed a balance due to the chargeback and that the airline did not agree with the refund claim. The airline had attempted to issue a partial refund based on currency conversion differences, but the user disputed this and returned the partial payment through their bank.
The user now has a new passport with a different number and is wondering if the previous dispute or “debt” with the airline is still linked to them and whether it could prevent them from flying again. They are seeking clarification on whether they would be considered safe to travel despite the unresolved financial issue.
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