Originally Posted by
Lousie
I'm shortly going to be flying with Ryanair for the first time and am actually quite scared!
I'm envisioning being packed in like cattle, with no form of entertainment, rude staff and a charge for breathing.
Can anyone tell me what flying with Ryanair is really like?
Well....
. Don't expect legroom (if you're tall, pray)
. Don't expect free food (and food on board, when you pay, is overpriced)
. Don't expect to pay to go the lavatory (at least not yet)
. Don't expect to have to stay up all flight long (not yet)
Apart from that, planes are safe, FA's have always been nice to me (even more than air france, actually).
To sum it up, with ryanair, it's not about flying, it's about getting from point A to point B on time, safely. Quite simple, and usually cheaper than regular airlines whose intra european service is quite a shame.
And to me, despite all the discomfort, it still seems the most valuable way to fly when you compare the cost (it helps ease the pain about the legroom
)