ryanair peak times? i need to know!1

[blossom123]

alright so im going away so and i am having a heart attack cause i want to know , is my flight on monday the 16 of may at 2:15 on the wonderful flight ryan air going to be really busy or really empty because i want to know whether or not i can put myu feet up or if i would be squashed for the whole flight !!!!!!!!!

[Stu R]

It's Ryanair, you won't be able to put your feet up regardless of occupancy. I believe they replaced the seats with milk crates.

[Flintstone]

You registered here.............for this?

[Sarkmeister]

Surely the seats are the same size no matter how full the plane is?

[Cupramax]

I dont usually bother but this post deserves a



for the utter 'tardedness

Edited by Cupramax on Monday 16th May 12:12

[maffski]

Cupramax said:

I dont usually bother but this post deserves a



for the utter 'tardedness

Looks like they don't allow hot links so this is more appropriate

[Chuck328]

Oh come one now folks, a serious question deserves a serious answer.

So,

blossom123 said:

i am having a heart attack cause i want to know

Take the effin train/boat/scooter! Any chance of a heart attack means possible medical diversion and is a serious pain in the tits for the crew, airline and pax.

Out!

[Flintstone]

Chuck328 said:

Any chance of a heart attack means possible medical diversion and is a serious pain in the tits for the crew, airline and pax.

Paperwork. Lots of paperwork

[StevieBee]

That time of day is Ryan Air's lightest passenger time and you should find the plane no more than 10% full. They have recently taken steps to encourage more people to sample this spacious approach to air travel by introducing a premium of just £76 for the extra space that this affords. As it's a quiet time of the day, you should also find you have some extra time at the Ryan Air lounge (this is a bit of a secret but ask the check in girl and she'll point you in the right direction).

Enjoy your flight,

[Simpo Two]

StevieBee said:

That time of day is Ryan Air's lightest passenger time and you should find the plane no more than 10% full. They have recently taken steps to encourage more people to sample this spacious approach to air travel by introducing a premium of just £76 for the extra space that this affords.

That's an interesting reversal of logic - they can't fill the flight so they put the price up!

[Puggit]

Simpo Two said:

StevieBee said:

That time of day is Ryan Air's lightest passenger time and you should find the plane no more than 10% full. They have recently taken steps to encourage more people to sample this spacious approach to air travel by introducing a premium of just £76 for the extra space that this affords.

That's an interesting reversal of logic - they can't fill the flight so they put the price up!

It never stopped bmi

[lost in espace]

I flew over easter with them, if you sit near the front they tend to keep 2 rows free for trimming reasons I what I have read in the planes thread is to be believed. These rows were free at takeoff, but were soon occupied by those seeking a lie down when the seatbelt sign came off. I suspect the plane will be busy.