Ryanair, an irish low-cost airlines, one of Europe’s largest carriers with more than a 700 routes across the Europe. I flew with them couple of times, and they’re ok. But if I have an option to fly with someone else for reasonable price, I rather pay couple more € and fly with someone else. I don’t like their strict policy, cramped seating or overpriced on board sandwich. And with often lack of politeness from the cabin crew, Ryanair is not the kind of service I enjoy returning to. And some time I don’t have other choice. But hey, it is what you pay for, right?
They have announced six new routes from Forli in Italy and two new routes from Shannon Airport in Ireland. And that’s not all. Soon, you’ll have another annoyance to deal with on board of Ryanair flights – the sound of your neighbour bellowing into a phone: “Hi, I’m on the plane!”
With this new service and with Ryanair’s latest incidents like aircraft skidding off the runway or tale clipping during take-off or emergency landing following sudden loss of cabin pressure while 30,000 ft over France (in last two cases the oxygen masks didn’t work properly and in some cases didn’t deploy at all), Ryanair will not be my first choice airline for sure.