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You're basically referring to all airlines in Europe now. I've experienced this with SAS and Norwegian every single time. Everything you're saying is the reason why all airlines in Europe are much, much cheaper than in the US. Sorry, but this is a kinda... bad video
This is exactly how I feel, as long as the tickets are cheap, I do not mind the trobulle. Try a 36-40 hrs bus drive and they will really apreciate the cheap tickets
@@propertyofpeter After watching the video it makes sense. They hack the prices for any other service request, which should make up for any losses on the ticket. So maintenance is "probably" fine. jajajajajaja
Here in Norway, they're not getting away with not offering compensation for very delayed or cancelled flights, since that's regulated by law. They've tried to fight it a few times, but each time it has been made clear to them that they won't be permitted to operate in Norway unless they abide, so they backed down.
youre just falling for their marketing trick. keep flying, eventually you'll be one of those who ends up overpaying for smth ridiculous and all that money you thought you had saved ends up in their pockets. stop enabling them.
@@edumazieriI’ve taken like 14 flights with them this year and I haven’t got anything unexpected. Even if I got like 1/2, it’d still be way cheaper than flying the major airlines for all 14 times.
I had a choice, pay 15 euro or 100 euro for the same trip. I chose 15 euro, arrived safely, all went well - and honestly you shouldn't complain at that price. I give them 5/5 stars.
Ryanair jumpstarted my travel vlogging channel because, thanks to them, it is cheaper to fly in Europe than in most of the world! As much as they have ugly strategies, get people constantly scared, sell you anything, even your own soul, they still bring you from A to B cheaper than all their competitors - who are now copying their entire strategy. Anyway, much love to your channel! PS: their trolling social media accounts are pretty funny :)
I have visited so many countries thanks to Ryanair's £5-£20 flight deals. Without them I would never have been able to see so much of the world. You sure do get what you pay for, but I travel for the destination, not the flight. I am genuinely grateful to Michael O'leary and all of the other Ryanair staff that make it possible. Screw the haters, they're not Ryanair's target audience, I am, and I love them and everything they do.
I'm not even European, nor American, but if you expect ultra low cost tickets, expect ultra low cost treatment. If you want better treatment, can take a flag carrier. You literally pay for the seat, just that.
because customers are stupid and don't realize they end up OVERPAYING. one would think with so many such hidden fee schemes in the past they'd have learned a thing or two... there's nothing genius about it, it's been done since antiquity.
Same. I am pretty tall and if I don’t get one of the front seats, I am fcked. I realised if you check in close to the deadline, you have bigger chance getting one of those seats.
Ryanair: genius or the ultimate troll? Cheap flights, endless fees, and zero apologies-Europe’s largest airline has redefined travel, but is it worth the hassle?
@@edumazieri hidden fees are nothing new, but Ryanair has definitely mastered the art of it. I think people keep coming back because the upfront prices are so tempting, even if the final cost ends up higher. It’s like a gamble people are willing to take!
@@KevinEnjoyer Ryanair is all about knowing the game. If you plan smart and stick to the rules, it can be a great deal. But for anyone caught off guard, it’s a total headache!
“No screens on the back of the seats” bro, I fly 6 to 8 times a year and I had once flown with a plane that had screens built in the back the headrests.
Nice video, but a question please. If RyanAir lands at secondary airports, where do they pick passengers from? Also secondary airports or the main primary airports?
My friend once traveled across the pond and rocky road to Dublin was made via our friends. So they lost his baggage and he needed to pay ×3 of their ticket charge to change the ticket on another airline, who took him to Canada. The stingy pays twice, like we call it in Ukraine - so avoid that "company" at any cost.
7:01 they fly mostly to Stansted (it's kind of like their hub), which is a little closer, EasyJet flies to Gatwick, Stansted a bit and Luton, wizz flies to mostly Luton, sometimes Gatwick. They also go to Luton and Gatwick, but a lot less
Don't really understand how bad publicity generates ticket sales, I only buy a ticket if i need to fly. Used to fly with them a lot, only ever had one experience I felt negative about.
Flown with Ryanair 6 times this year. Their fees are not hidden, they're very clear on their website. I have never seen a schedule change, the destinations are clear. In things that are outside their control, delays, bad weather, strikes etc they are as good if not better than non-budget airlines
WestJet is 1000 times worse - abysmal service and itinerary changes. Meanwhile Ryanair is very straightforward, clear about the extra fees and a cheap way to travel around Europe.
Exactly. I mostly fly BA or Austrian but I have no reason to hate on Ryanair. They don't fly where I need to go so I don't fly with them. I did fly Ryanair to Dublin and Palma before Covid and they were ok. You don't need much for a short flight. I have had worse experience on domestic flights in the US with more expensive airlines. People are hating on Ryanair but I'm sure their flights are often fully booked
I've flown with Ryanair hundreds of times without experiencing a single delay or issue. While the service and infrastructure aren't top notch, this is generally what you expect when paying pennies for a ticket.
Ryan air is shit. I don't think I've ever had a flight that wasn't at least 90 minutes delayed. I would happily pay more for another airline, but they often have flight destinations that other airlines don't have. And hey, they're pretty damn cheap. So, you get what you pay for. What I hate are customers who want a dirt cheap flight, but expect first class service.
Well what I hate are people that pay 6 euro for a plane ticket and then expect service like they are flying firstclass on Emirates. For 6 euro I dont even need a seat I'll just stand the whole flight. My only requirement is that they take safety seriously. Safety is really the only thing i would consider paying more for when it comes to short flights.
They jumped up to the list of my favourite airlines when I learned that their seats do not recline. Little do I hate as much as having a-hole in front of me landing with their head in my lap in a crammed space.
I love that they lean into what they actually are rather than the airlines who promote great service etc and never deliver. Print ya ticket and go somewhere cheaply. Pretty much what we all want at the of the day.
And yet you still chose to fly with them over and over again to have so many bad "experiences". Does it means they are doing their job right or do you have a secret desire to be treated that way?
I was just thinking about McDonalds at the end when he mentioned it - what sort of person would get their $2.99 cheeseburger then complain about the seats not reclining, a starter and drink not being included in the price, not having a dedicated waiter to attend...?
I don't want to be rude, but your videos use to be my favorite ones in TH-cam. They were inspiring and unique. You could tell they were done with passion and they lasted for hours. Lately they seem to be becoming a bit more focused on trying to please the algorithm and make money. Maybe you could make longer more high quality videos like before. Thank you for everything, I love your channel overall ❤🙏🙏
When I was flying to London from Warsaw around 10 years ago, RyanAir planes landed in Stansted, like 60km from London. Bus to London cost me the same amount as flight.
From my experience, WizzAir seats have (slightly) more leg space, and some people might prefer to travel Airbus after recent events. Overall though very similar
Wizzair has a slight problem. Unlike Ryanair who generally gets criticism but doesn't beef, Wizzair has ACTUAL beef with people who oppose them. They tried flying domestically in Norway, and was quite literally thrown out.
Just recently almost every airline has started charging for carryon which used to be included when flying internationally. I would never go on a long flight with seats that don’t decline lol I did it for a short 4 hours flight and that was already long enough
Ngl, I sometimes prefer companies that are honest about what their services are and not trying hard to professionally gloss over complaints. I've worked in customer service and honestly most of the time the complaints that these people make are just ridiculous. If you wanna get royal treatment, you gotta pay royally or else you don't get to complain much. As long as I arrived at the supposed destination without any harm, no issues for me.
Haha you got it wrong with Luton airport. That's mostly easyJet main base. Ryanair flies out of Stansted, which is more rural and farther away, at 6 AM generally. Picking someone up cost 7 GBP for a 10 mins max wait 😂
as long as you can get your personal item into that box Ryan Air is fine. you have to be on point. they are just salivating waiting until you mess up so they can charge you more than a less restrictive ticket.
Ryanair is a textbook example of how to negotiate. When they visit a new airport, they demand a 75% lower landing and takeoff fee than normal. If the airport doesn't agree, they're gone. When they buy planes, they always do it at times of crisis when they're the only airline knocking on Boeing's door, to get absolutely mad deals. (Ryanair took advantage of the pandemic in 2021 and demanded renegotiation. Once they were done, they slashed their initial order price of 150 by a quarter and increased the order size to 210.) I wonder how much they paid for most of their 737-800s, because most of them came after the 2008 financial crisis. This is how their fees are so damn low. They hardly pay any of the hidden fees. And I don't particularly care, as they pass the savings to us passengers.
I've found Ryanair to be extremely variable but you can predict when things will go smoothly and when you'll feel like cattle. Flying popular routes from UK to "stag do" etc destinations? Be ready for hassle. Flying a less popular route (e.g. for a conference?) You'll likely have no problems at all.
Had my first Ryanair flight in 2006 😂i remember the landing being so hard my mother lost a tooth, the nose of the plane was slamming up and down the runway whilst it was landing. I recently bought klm tickets instead lol
Imagine a plane with all business class seats, which attend flights that are over 6 hours..... Most people would pay extra 20-50% extra for those..... Making the place also profitable
Fuck.. they sound like a local smaller company in Canada. Except a. They don’t give you a bus, walk a half a k to the plane, and b. they charge on average $1200 a flight because they go to remote regions.
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Can I recommend that you do a story about Visa and Mastercard? I think there's possibly a good story there.
Nope and doubt I ever will
@@nickyoung9108 I agree with your comment ^
You're basically referring to all airlines in Europe now. I've experienced this with SAS and Norwegian every single time. Everything you're saying is the reason why all airlines in Europe are much, much cheaper than in the US. Sorry, but this is a kinda... bad video
I once paid 6 euros to go from cologne to Berlin, for that price they can treat me however they want
Damn, that's a lot. You gotta be more patient and wait for the 99p flights.
They had been so crazily cheap the bus to the airport was more expensive.
Does this cheap price not make you question plane maintenance, e.g, ValuJet ... ?
This is exactly how I feel, as long as the tickets are cheap, I do not mind the trobulle. Try a 36-40 hrs bus drive and they will really apreciate the cheap tickets
@@propertyofpeter After watching the video it makes sense. They hack the prices for any other service request, which should make up for any losses on the ticket. So maintenance is "probably" fine. jajajajajaja
Here in Norway, they're not getting away with not offering compensation for very delayed or cancelled flights, since that's regulated by law. They've tried to fight it a few times, but each time it has been made clear to them that they won't be permitted to operate in Norway unless they abide, so they backed down.
They should at least offer a refund or something for cancelled flights. :S this really needs to come into law. As this is really a shitty thing to do.
Isn’t it law in the EU that compensation and a hotel must be provided for cancelled flights?
Basically they do this because of bad leaders who won’t defend their people.
How much are you guys paying for flights in Norway?
Well we're flying all over Europe for £20-£30 quid with Ryanair so no complaints
exactly. if you complain about it well you've had a sheltered life and ryanair is definitively not for you
How much is that in real money
youre just falling for their marketing trick. keep flying, eventually you'll be one of those who ends up overpaying for smth ridiculous and all that money you thought you had saved ends up in their pockets. stop enabling them.
@@Coltonmoore79 ? euro is real money if yor asking how much that is in usd its 20.99-31.48
@@edumazieriI’ve taken like 14 flights with them this year and I haven’t got anything unexpected.
Even if I got like 1/2, it’d still be way cheaper than flying the major airlines for all 14 times.
I had a choice, pay 15 euro or 100 euro for the same trip.
I chose 15 euro, arrived safely, all went well - and honestly you shouldn't complain at that price.
I give them 5/5 stars.
May I ask. Where was this to and from? I feel location dictates the reliability on these things sometimes
Hell yeah MagnatesMedia putting out content again
Listen, you know what you get with Ryanair, period!
I know what I DON'T get, because I won't be one of the idiots inflating their profit margins.
Ryanair jumpstarted my travel vlogging channel because, thanks to them, it is cheaper to fly in Europe than in most of the world!
As much as they have ugly strategies, get people constantly scared, sell you anything, even your own soul, they still bring you from A to B cheaper than all their competitors - who are now copying their entire strategy.
Anyway, much love to your channel!
PS: their trolling social media accounts are pretty funny :)
there is not really any love to channel
😂😂😂 I love their Instagram. They are funny AF.
."..sell you anything , even your own soul.." is as funny as f😂
So I guess you guys have never flown air Canada. -1000000000/10 service. I was flying to Greece and they sent my luggage to ITALY
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Maybe was your failure, you had to fly to Italy…
Imagine them making a mistake and have you pay for it.
@@BonVoyageWorld omg how’d you know!
@@wanderingjuniper not close enough 🥹
I have visited so many countries thanks to Ryanair's £5-£20 flight deals. Without them I would never have been able to see so much of the world. You sure do get what you pay for, but I travel for the destination, not the flight.
I am genuinely grateful to Michael O'leary and all of the other Ryanair staff that make it possible. Screw the haters, they're not Ryanair's target audience, I am, and I love them and everything they do.
I'm pro the Fat Tax
I second this
Me too but as long as I get two seats.
if youre gonna complain about a fat tax then how do you have that much money for food? second this.
If you need two seats to sit, you'll pay for those seats
I'm not even European, nor American, but if you expect ultra low cost tickets, expect ultra low cost treatment. If you want better treatment, can take a flag carrier. You literally pay for the seat, just that.
The most hated… but I wonder why every ryanair flight is booked to the brim, and that it’s one of the most profitable airlines in the world?
because customers are stupid and don't realize they end up OVERPAYING. one would think with so many such hidden fee schemes in the past they'd have learned a thing or two... there's nothing genius about it, it's been done since antiquity.
I respect Ryan Air's hustle except saving money on pilots.
@rorosnusnu2035 considering the pay structure isn't known its hard to say if it's good or bad compared to other airlines.
Now I see why The Mentour Pilot quit his job at Ryan Air and did TH-cam full time.
Amazing once more John. Masterpiece as always
I love Ryanair,cheap and never had any problem , except very short leg space
totally with you, use the app don't travel with much luggage, don't buy anything on the plane, it's just the leg space..
Same. I am pretty tall and if I don’t get one of the front seats, I am fcked.
I realised if you check in close to the deadline, you have bigger chance getting one of those seats.
keep flying with them and eventually you will massively overpay for smth and all the money you thought you saved ends up in their pocket.
Ryanair: genius or the ultimate troll? Cheap flights, endless fees, and zero apologies-Europe’s largest airline has redefined travel, but is it worth the hassle?
its not genius, hidden fees is one of the oldest tricks in the book. what's surprising is that people still haven't realized they are overpaying.
If you're an idiot, it's a nightmare. But it's perfect for someone who knows how to plan ahead and avoid the fees.
@@edumazieri hidden fees are nothing new, but Ryanair has definitely mastered the art of it. I think people keep coming back because the upfront prices are so tempting, even if the final cost ends up higher. It’s like a gamble people are willing to take!
@@KevinEnjoyer Ryanair is all about knowing the game. If you plan smart and stick to the rules, it can be a great deal. But for anyone caught off guard, it’s a total headache!
@@GameinHistory aye
“No screens on the back of the seats” bro, I fly 6 to 8 times a year and I had once flown with a plane that had screens built in the back the headrests.
what does this have to do with what he said
Almost every time I fly there’s tv’s in the headrests
@@nickgavis0305 definitely not on flights within Europe
I love how they pay 10 - 40 euro for a flight and still have the nerve to complain...
Nice video, but a question please.
If RyanAir lands at secondary airports, where do they pick passengers from? Also secondary airports or the main primary airports?
Secondary airports too
Some airports, like Brussels and Dublin, are primary. However, for the most part, they do passengers from and to secondary airports, like Reus.
@@ChillaxeMakeobviously because there is no secondary airport in Dublin... 😅
Now the show "Come Fly With Me" is even funnier! I see where they based the show off. Hahahahaha! Genius!!
cheers from Canada!
It’s a shame the BBC cancelled those two guys
My friend once traveled across the pond and rocky road to Dublin was made via our friends. So they lost his baggage and he needed to pay ×3 of their ticket charge to change the ticket on another airline, who took him to Canada. The stingy pays twice, like we call it in Ukraine - so avoid that "company" at any cost.
the stingy pays twice, nice one. in my country we say "the cheapest ends up being the most expensive", it's the same kind of wisdom.
You get what you pay for. 🤷🏻♂️
7:01 they fly mostly to Stansted (it's kind of like their hub), which is a little closer, EasyJet flies to Gatwick, Stansted a bit and Luton, wizz flies to mostly Luton, sometimes Gatwick.
They also go to Luton and Gatwick, but a lot less
Don't really understand how bad publicity generates ticket sales, I only buy a ticket if i need to fly.
Used to fly with them a lot, only ever had one experience I felt negative about.
Meanwhile, Spirit has virtually the same business model in the US, and they're filing for bankruptcy.
The biggest difference is that in the EU, aviation fuel isn't taxed so airlines save millions
Flown with Ryanair 6 times this year. Their fees are not hidden, they're very clear on their website. I have never seen a schedule change, the destinations are clear. In things that are outside their control, delays, bad weather, strikes etc they are as good if not better than non-budget airlines
WestJet is 1000 times worse - abysmal service and itinerary changes.
Meanwhile Ryanair is very straightforward, clear about the extra fees and a cheap way to travel around Europe.
We Went From Icecream To Planes 😂😳
Customer complaints are one thing, customers are another.
Magnatesmedia is back, hooray 🙌
Don't waste your time hating them. Either decide that their low prices are worth it or fly with someone else.
Exactly. I mostly fly BA or Austrian but I have no reason to hate on Ryanair. They don't fly where I need to go so I don't fly with them. I did fly Ryanair to Dublin and Palma before Covid and they were ok. You don't need much for a short flight. I have had worse experience on domestic flights in the US with more expensive airlines. People are hating on Ryanair but I'm sure their flights are often fully booked
I've flown with Ryanair hundreds of times without experiencing a single delay or issue. While the service and infrastructure aren't top notch, this is generally what you expect when paying pennies for a ticket.
The reason there's no in flight entertainment system is because of the aforementioned seat. Haha
Can we do one on Google Microsoft or Tesla any of the big boys 😂
Ryan air is shit. I don't think I've ever had a flight that wasn't at least 90 minutes delayed. I would happily pay more for another airline, but they often have flight destinations that other airlines don't have. And hey, they're pretty damn cheap.
So, you get what you pay for. What I hate are customers who want a dirt cheap flight, but expect first class service.
Ryanair is fantastic! I love flying with them. My expectations are in line with their prices! No complaints here
Glad i could learn about Ryan air through this video
Flying from Montreal to Toronto cost 70$. I would love to have that kind of prices in Canada
Such a great editing
Great video, but they fly to London Stanstead, not Luton (it's where WizzAir goes).
Well what I hate are people that pay 6 euro for a plane ticket and then expect service like they are flying firstclass on Emirates. For 6 euro I dont even need a seat I'll just stand the whole flight. My only requirement is that they take safety seriously. Safety is really the only thing i would consider paying more for when it comes to short flights.
They jumped up to the list of my favourite airlines when I learned that their seats do not recline. Little do I hate as much as having a-hole in front of me landing with their head in my lap in a crammed space.
I love that they lean into what they actually are rather than the airlines who promote great service etc and never deliver. Print ya ticket and go somewhere cheaply. Pretty much what we all want at the of the day.
This is just the same as JamboJet in Kenya. Same tactics yet people still fly it
Any business that cares more about cutting costs above anything else while you are at 30000 feet I want no part of and never will.
1:29 “Flying from Ireland to Russia”… Talk about a *red* flag!
Ireland probably doesn’t have any issue with Russia since it’s ‘neutral’ 😅
I avoid them like the plague. I’ve had more bad experiences than I can count.
And yet you still chose to fly with them over and over again to have so many bad "experiences".
Does it means they are doing their job right or do you have a secret desire to be treated that way?
I was just thinking about McDonalds at the end when he mentioned it - what sort of person would get their $2.99 cheeseburger then complain about the seats not reclining, a starter and drink not being included in the price, not having a dedicated waiter to attend...?
I don't want to be rude, but your videos use to be my favorite ones in TH-cam. They were inspiring and unique. You could tell they were done with passion and they lasted for hours. Lately they seem to be becoming a bit more focused on trying to please the algorithm and make money. Maybe you could make longer more high quality videos like before. Thank you for everything, I love your channel overall ❤🙏🙏
Like it's too similar to other infogeaphic channels now?
read that again, but slowly
I thought the same, kinda sad;(
I often pay more for the train to the airport than the flight with Ryanair. Think I paid less than £25 from London to Cologne
Ryanair always finds a way to bounce back.
I LOVE Ryanair. ❤️
I remember when they were hiring a Marketing Director. I think the listing title went something like this: "The most hated person in marketing "
love your videos
magnates is back and here to stay!
It’s actually Air India :)
Nobody cares
You probably Indian your comment doesn't count cause this is about RYANAIR
No it isnt
Like those indian trains with people riding on top?
International is much worse, domestic Air India is ok.
Literally Flysafair in South Africa
When I was flying to London from Warsaw around 10 years ago, RyanAir planes landed in Stansted, like 60km from London. Bus to London cost me the same amount as flight.
the conditions of ryanair, especially for business are ridiculous
Ryanair is the same as Wizzair.. they do the same thing, but they only use airbuses
From my experience, WizzAir seats have (slightly) more leg space, and some people might prefer to travel Airbus after recent events. Overall though very similar
Wizzair has a slight problem. Unlike Ryanair who generally gets criticism but doesn't beef, Wizzair has ACTUAL beef with people who oppose them. They tried flying domestically in Norway, and was quite literally thrown out.
I flew wizzair from Cairo to Luton. Cheap flight and decent service, but I was glad to be leaving Cairo
the fact that there's a McDonalds of airlines is impressive
Just recently almost every airline has started charging for carryon which used to be included when flying internationally. I would never go on a long flight with seats that don’t decline lol I did it for a short 4 hours flight and that was already long enough
Nice :) like always!
People clearly don't know about spirit airlines
Ngl, I sometimes prefer companies that are honest about what their services are and not trying hard to professionally gloss over complaints. I've worked in customer service and honestly most of the time the complaints that these people make are just ridiculous. If you wanna get royal treatment, you gotta pay royally or else you don't get to complain much. As long as I arrived at the supposed destination without any harm, no issues for me.
I’ve never flown this tight-arse airline and I HATE THEM ALREADY!
Haha you got it wrong with Luton airport. That's mostly easyJet main base. Ryanair flies out of Stansted, which is more rural and farther away, at 6 AM generally. Picking someone up cost 7 GBP for a 10 mins max wait 😂
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as long as you can get your personal item into that box Ryan Air is fine.
you have to be on point. they are just salivating waiting until you mess up so they can charge you more than a less restrictive ticket.
Ryanair is a textbook example of how to negotiate.
When they visit a new airport, they demand a 75% lower landing and takeoff fee than normal. If the airport doesn't agree, they're gone.
When they buy planes, they always do it at times of crisis when they're the only airline knocking on Boeing's door, to get absolutely mad deals. (Ryanair took advantage of the pandemic in 2021 and demanded renegotiation. Once they were done, they slashed their initial order price of 150 by a quarter and increased the order size to 210.) I wonder how much they paid for most of their 737-800s, because most of them came after the 2008 financial crisis.
This is how their fees are so damn low. They hardly pay any of the hidden fees. And I don't particularly care, as they pass the savings to us passengers.
They also purchased over a hundred after 9/11
I’ve used Ryanair many times never had an issue, I will continue to use them as they are the cheapest
I've found Ryanair to be extremely variable but you can predict when things will go smoothly and when you'll feel like cattle. Flying popular routes from UK to "stag do" etc destinations? Be ready for hassle. Flying a less popular route (e.g. for a conference?) You'll likely have no problems at all.
Had my first Ryanair flight in 2006 😂i remember the landing being so hard my mother lost a tooth, the nose of the plane was slamming up and down the runway whilst it was landing.
I recently bought klm tickets instead lol
Bro is back like never before
OMG, since we're on the topic of aviation.
PLEASE do a video on PanAm
It's an incredible story of such an iconic company fall
Sounds like Walmart
Ryanair’s social media presence is too though. I’m in the US and will probably never use it but I follow them on social media for the lols 😂😂
I saw a magnet media post I clicked. Who also does that?
Yup, if it all goes according to plan, they're fine.
But if (When) it goes wrong, you are on your own.
Imagine a plane with all business class seats, which attend flights that are over 6 hours..... Most people would pay extra 20-50% extra for those..... Making the place also profitable
Damn another upload in less than a week
Celebration 🎉🎉
Fuck.. they sound like a local smaller company in Canada. Except a. They don’t give you a bus, walk a half a k to the plane, and b. they charge on average $1200 a flight because they go to remote regions.
You should do a video about Best Buy, they are an absolute nightmare.
I fly Ryanair all the time so does my entire family. It is actually pretty good. This is such a non-story.
My airline ticketing manager said all in it's better with big airlines as you'll end up paying about the same.
Resuscitation? You haven't paid for that!
Surely people must check and book their desired airport not just any random airport anywhere
bro is finally posting often
I bet the transition at 0:56 was a discussion at least.
*A Little Birdie Told MM Posted*
A cool name for an uncool airline? Now, that’s a short end of the stick!
Paying for toilet access is ridiculous.. come on now
I came here only for the Edting and the Storytelling
Apart from charging for wheelchair assistance and not getting it. I don't really blame them
Using bots to troll your customers cos of their financial situation is insane. 😂😂😂😂😂
This is basically FlySafair in South Africa, literally to the T
I mean if you pay that cheap people should not expect the best service
Flown a number of times with Ryanair, no complaints.
You buy the ticket, you take the ride....