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I'm of the opposite opinion. I have yet to incur any extra costs whatsoever -- checking in can be done mobile, bring your own sandwich, etc. I don't mind random
by distances 9y ago
I'm of the opposite opinion. I have yet to incur any extra costs whatsoever -- checking in can be done mobile, bring your own sandwich, etc. I don't mind random seating either, I'll have enough time to spend with my travel buddies at the destination. The leg space is a bit tight, but I love the fact that the chairs can't be lowered. On other airlines I frequently have to ask the person in front of me to keep their seat upright.
They are always the cheapest, even EasyJet doesn't compete for some reason. I prefer Ryanair over any other airline and use them whenever possible.
- koolba 9y ago> On other airlines I frequently have to ask the person in front of me to keep their seat upright. Do they ever say "No"?
- distances 9y ago> Do they ever say "No"? Not once this far! I'm if course asking politely and explaining that I'm a bit short of leg space here.
- gadders 9y agoDid you offer to subsidise the price of their ticket?
- rusk 9y agoI can see a new revenue opportunity for Ryanair where they allow passengers to bid on whether a seat is/is not reclinable. This new product would permit the guy behind to block the guy in front from reclining by paying more, or the guy in front could pay more to regain this privilege. There would be great possibilities for a real-time booking app feature and the nervous tension as the check-in window begins to close as you attempt to get one last closing bid in ... Another marvelous opportunity to turn inconvenience for some into more profits and cheaper flights for others. \s
- distances 9y agoI'm afraid I didn't, and neither did I give the option to pay me for reclining. I wouldn't really know how much to ask.