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I'd add many, many others, for example: don't book priority boarding with ryanair if you're a solo traveller; just get on last (this also means you get to keep
by flipbrad 15y ago
I'd add many, many others, for example: don't book priority boarding with ryanair if you're a solo traveller; just get on last (this also means you get to keep your legs stretched as long as possible) and sit between the people at the front who always grab a window and aisle seat. Everyone else then roams further in to do the same, midway down the plane, leaving the middle seat free.
- corin_ 15y agoI wouldn't inflict a Ryanair flight on my worst enemy.
- mongol 15y agoI don't understand what you mean with sit between people in the front. What is the point of that? Is not the middle seat something you want to avoid?
- flipbrad 15y agoRyanair flights are packed so tight to the aisle (which sees so much traffic by Ryanair's cart-pushing peddlers) that aisle seats are simply a guarantee of getting your shoulders or feet barged, not extra comfort. Fool's gold. The benefits to sitting at the front (besides not having to get on til you absolutely have to) are hassle-free and speedy embarking and disembarking, beating the rush to passport control/immigration desks.