Ryanair Moving Ahead with Pay to Pee Plans
USA Today reports that, according to London's Daily Mail, Ryanair "is working with Boeing to develop coin-operated toilets on 168 of its planes".
Ryanair also plans to reduce the number of toilets on board. http://www.usatoday.com/travel/fligh...terstitialskip |
I'm not sure I believe it....
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If I ever fly this on ‘air ghetto’ I will not be paying for loo privileges.
I will however make a contribution in the air sick bag. |
Another airline to avoid at all costs.
Odd that they want customers to travel with carry on ONLY as opposed to Spirit that wants to charge for carry-on. Hoping a speedy Chapter 11 to you all. |
Ludicrous. Let's hope this is the straw that breaks the camel's back.
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Originally Posted by Wing Man
(Post 13725481)
http://bodybuilderspro.info/customim...088/random.gifUSA Today reports that, according to London's Daily Mail, Ryanair "is working with Boeing to develop coin-operated toilets on 168 of its planes".
Ryanair also plans to reduce the number of toilets on board. http://www.usatoday.com/travel/fligh...terstitialskip |
No toilets on public buses either, which is essentially what RyanAir is.
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I hear that Ruinair pilots are holding a sweepstake as to what's coming next!
Favourites are "pay for" oxygen masks and life jackets. :D |
Originally Posted by jfknight
(Post 13726384)
I hear that Ruinair pilots are holding a sweepstake as to what's coming next!
Favourites are "pay for" oxygen masks and life jackets. :D http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJnE8Ck0n5s:D |
Originally Posted by msimons
(Post 13726199)
Hoping a speedy Chapter 11 to you all.
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this rumor again?! Must only be 6 months since this was last mooted (should be noted FR currently have a sale on).
Won't happen, at least in the UK as having to pay, while in the air, will break any numerous disability laws |
I believe that the appropriate protest would be to relieve one's self in the center aisle. If enough customers were to protest in this manner, they would probably backtrack post haste.
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Why not? Morons will still fly on this piece of junk airline. They're just testing the limits of the public. Isn't that what "free markets" are all about?
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Originally Posted by sobore
(Post 13725921)
I will however make a contribution in the air sick bag.
Originally Posted by magiciansampras
(Post 13729787)
Why not? Morons will still fly on this piece of junk airline.
I would have no hesitation in flying with them again |
Originally Posted by eoinnz
(Post 13731964)
I am not a moron
Originally Posted by eoinnz
(Post 13731964)
for choosing to fly with them on the occasions I have. I had low expectations the first time I flew with them but was quite impressed. The aircraft was very clean and comfortable for the short flight. Every flight I had was early. I knew exactly what was and wasn't included in my ticket (it was made very clear) and was happy to pay for the services I required like drinks and a bag for when I had one. Almost no different to flying most US airlines today.
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