Ryanair,

[J.R.R. hartley]

Ryanair tells flight attendants to repay salary rises

The Irish airline is pursuing members of a Spanish union to hand back up to €3,000 following a ruling.

www.bbc.com

 

[Mike Strutter]

€50....

I fly Ryanair alot (England,Belgium and Germany) and I can only think of 2 times it was over €50 return. (And most times it would have been less than €30 return)

Once for Xmas, and once when I got a flight at 4 hours notice for a death in the family.


You'd get over the being called a wanker slight fairly quickly

But what are the days and flight times are you traveling? A Wednesday morning flight would be cheaper than a Friday evening flight.

 

[Mike Strutter]

Its brutal, had it recently to italy and got off the plane with that stabbing sharp pain at the base of my neck, seriously uncomfortable because I couldn't straighten my legs at all

Coming back was a different plane, probably older.. no issues as there was a bit more leg room

I was on one of their Lauda planes recently and it was a far more comfortable experience than the usual Ryanair plane.

 

[MerchantOfEnnis]

I was on one of their Lauda planes recently and it was a far more comfortable experience than the usual Ryanair plane.

I was on one yesterday, a far nicer experience. Better planes, good attendants, no shite like scratch cards etc.

I flew with Fly Niki a few times before it became Laudamotion/Lauda, and they used to do free sandwiches and drinks even on short haul flights.

A few of those Ryanair brands are actually very good. Buzz and Air Malta are very solid. The only weak link really is when you get to the gate and see an actual Ryanair plane.