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In my experience, Ryanair always puts you far away enough that it's obviously impractical to ask someone to switch in the plane, and always puts the person who'
by benhurmarcel 7y ago
In my experience, Ryanair always puts you far away enough that it's obviously impractical to ask someone to switch in the plane, and always puts the person who's booking at the back, so that there's a bigger incentive to pay to join your partner at the front.
- londons_explore 7y agoSecret tip:. The very last booking to check-in to the plane will always be seated together in Ryanair, as long as the planes full. Check in closes 2 hours before departure, so if you check in 2 hrs and 10 mins before departure, you'll not only be seated together, but also usually get emergency exit row seats that are normally premium. If you aren't seated together, it's because the plane isn't full, and the emergency exit rows will usually be unallocated unless someone paid to upgrade to them.
- elcomet 7y agoAnd if the plane is overbooked, you get the additional benefit to stay on ground.
- bencoder 7y agoRyanair claims to be the only European airline that doesn't overbook. Probably they can get away with this as changing your flight costs more than a ticket in the first place
- lightgreen 7y agoI just never fly Ryanair. I better pay a little more to support EasyJet which seems not to do these and other disgusting things. I actually love EasyJet because just for extra 20 you can buy front seat and fly cheaper and more comfortable than flag airlines. And their app and website are second to none. It just works flawlessly. For example, they have a great option to select a different flight (cheaper or more convenient) when you visit the website from the flight search. And they simply never forget my passport data and credit card unlike probably all other airlines. Long live EasyJet!