Fight breaks out on second Ryanair flight in a week

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https://metro.co.uk/2024/02/27/kids-crying-brawl-b...

article said:

One of the aggressors ‘would not sit down’, according to a passenger who described it as a ‘riot’ with Fanta and Pringles flying around the cabin

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croyde said:

I wanted to book a flight this June. BA came out cheaper than both EasyJet and RyanAir.

No idea why anyone uses them but then as long as it keeps the riffraff away from me, I'm fine

NB: I know one can travel very cheaply on those budget airlines but those low fares never seem to be available when I need to travel, even if I book 6 months ahead.

Unfortunately, the braincell deficient also travel on other airlines

https://metro.co.uk/2024/02/28/ba-passenger-hurled...

Should have got jailtime in my opinion.

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spikyone said:

FourWheelDrift said:

spookly said:

Only been on one Ryanair flight, long time ago. Leeds to Dublin.
There was some kind of rubber seal towards the front of the engine nacelle that was flapping about in the wind. Told the stewardess and she scuttled off to report it to the pilot.
The return leg to Leeds was the last time I flew with them.

Amazingly they have never had a crash, just heavy landings.

That's actually highly impressive In the context of them operating 130+ 737 MAX's.

Thats probably one area O'Leary would cut costs or take the piss with. Ryanair safety record is pretty top notch, apart for their heavy landings.

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S600BSB said:

Avoid budget airlines and travel business or first. Job done.

As long as you are going to a major hub in Europe. Low cost airlines target the smaller airports that bigger airlines don't.