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They say that kind of stuff because there's no such thing as bad press for Ryanair so it ends up as free brand marketing. They also "considered" lay-down or sta
by jarek 12y ago
They say that kind of stuff because there's no such thing as bad press for Ryanair so it ends up as free brand marketing. They also "considered" lay-down or standing-only flights at one point as I remember.
- agumonkey 12y agoYeah that was part of the same interview.
- rmc 12y agoAlmost certainly it's regulation that's forcing them to have seats. They keep the toilets free because they are probably smart enough to know that enough of their customers hate them that they'd piss on the aisle and the clean up costs would be too much.
- jarek 12y ago> Almost certainly it's regulation that's forcing them to have seats. Evil big government keeping disruptive businesses down again. Probably due to regulatory capture by the seat cartel...
- georgemcbay 12y agoI'd actually pay extra for full-time standing on flights less than 4 hours if there were actually sufficient space for me (at 6'1") to stand. Of course, the only reason this comes up is because airlines have eliminated way too much legroom that used to exist, and so I'm sure if they implemented this in the real world it would involve me standing hunched over the entire flight, which becomes far less appealing.