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Right, because only those why fly them can possibly know how often they fall from the sky?
by cromka 6y ago
Right, because only those why fly them can possibly know how often they fall from the sky?
- gruturo 6y agoYou can not crash and still be shitty. Your ticket purchasing process can be an immensely frustrating experience, dodging a horde of dark patterns coming at you from every direction. Your check-in process may be a horrible user trap (you must check-in from home, and print a boarding pass there. Said check-in closes 4 hours before takeoff, and there's a 40 Eur fee if you do it at the airport) which the EU had to explicitly ban. Your refund/rebooking process may be outright illegal, planning on passengers being unaware of their full rights. In the end, your safety record may not come into play at all: I don't care if your planes crash or not, because I'm never, ever, boarding one again, and neither will anyone who listens to me.
- jm547ster 6y agoYou must not have a smartphone if you need to print your boarding pass. It's fairly painless process both check-in & boarding and it's a cost-savings airline so there is no surprise that you're not getting mollycoddled through the airport. Their cabin comfort, I will admit, leaves a lot to be desire. One gets what one pays for in that respect.
- gruturo 6y agoI do have a smartphone. Their web based check-in used to close 3 or 4 hours before flight. By that time, your only option was a hefty fee at the airport.