We fly RyanAir often back and forth to Lithuania, and, as everyone has said, you get what you pay for. Rarely do we pay more than 75 euros a head though, and we know to expect absolutely nothing. With Ryanair you just need to be ready for the tricks (I'm amazed the currency exchange fee one is even legal). Still when you add it up it's just a cheap flight, nothing more, and you pray for no IRROPS.

Funny but pathetic story - I elected to take Ryanair to one of my client sites last year as it was a nonstop flight to this remote destination and cheap. I probably paid about 30 euros for the ticket. You can guess the punchline - my AP department wouldn't reimburse the cost for months because I bought the ticket on my own (Ryanair isn't in their system), and I couldn't prove that on the day of travel I couldn't have gotten a cheaper ticket through a legacy carrier, even though I had correspondence with my travel department beforehand. B*tards.