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Post by Biggles on Apr 6, 2010 22:35:06 GMT 1
From Wednesday bookings made after midnight will see an increase to £20 for luggae charges, thats £40 total. The reason being they want you to travel light,  |
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Post by Biggles on Apr 7, 2010 20:48:21 GMT 1
And an addition from today is that charges of £1 per visit to the loo has been announced by RYR, not only that he will also remove two loos from the aircraft`s 3 leaving only one per aircraft, thus enabling a further 6 seats to be fitted Let`s just hope the Norovirus never gets aboard a one loo aircraft.  |
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Post by ronturner on Apr 8, 2010 7:13:02 GMT 1
No, Ryanair do not want you to travel light. They want you to travel with bags so they can make more money.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 8, 2010 11:05:56 GMT 1
And an addition from today is that charges of £1 per visit to the loo has been announced by RYR, not only that he will also remove two loos from the aircraft`s 3 leaving only one per aircraft, thus enabling a further 6 seats to be fitted Let`s just hope the Norovirus never gets aboard a one loo aircraft. Are you sure this isn't a joke? How would they comply with Health & Safety Regulations if they were to do that or don't these apply to aircraft? |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 8, 2010 11:29:34 GMT 1
Think Mr O'Leary's taking the p**s.....  GC |
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Post by ronturner on Apr 8, 2010 15:20:27 GMT 1
Would it be allowable to buy a seat for your baggage? It might be cheaper, and especially if your bag could have a carry on allowance too?
Another idea, which I reckon Ryanair are discussing right now, following this week's other news, is whether or not the headline fares should relate only to dead people, and if you just happen to be alive a need a seat rather than a space on the floor in the hold, you pay an "optional" fee of some amount to sit in the passenger cabin.
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Post by Biggles on Apr 8, 2010 20:44:45 GMT 1
"Are you sure this isn't a joke? How would they comply with Health & Safety Regulations if they were to do that or don't these apply to aircraft? "
Only stating what was reported, but not long ago do recall the suggestion he wanted passenger to actually REMAIN STANDING during a flight ??
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Post by strings on Apr 24, 2010 19:15:24 GMT 1
........not sure if this has come to light yet, but I think the charging for the loos and removing seats would only be for short haul flights of less than 2 hrs (might have been 1 hr), thereby encouraging everyone to go in the terminal before they get onboard. That said, it would be interesting to see what happens when they have to allocate an airframe that has been modified for 1 loo to a longhaul (more than 2 hrs in this case) flight as a result of unserviceability. I dread to think how mums will cope with kids who need the loo!!!
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