And For RyanAir's Next Trick....
Discussion
Looking for permission to have standing passengers apparently
http://abclocal.go.com/wls/story?section=news/cons...
http://abclocal.go.com/wls/story?section=news/cons...
V8mate said:
I can't see how it would really increase passenger capacity numbers. The amount of floor-space taken up by a seat is at least as much personal space as I'd want round me if standing.
Even if true, the plane would be lighter and use less fuel. So cheaper fares. Sounds OK for short flights.loltolhurst said:
he does have a point though if we're happy to do it on trains and buses...
Yes but they tend not to suddenly plummet a few thousand feet with no warning whatsoever in normal operation while travelling at about 75% of the speed of sound while 5 miles up not even when mad bob is the bus driver thinfourth2 said:
loltolhurst said:
he does have a point though if we're happy to do it on trains and buses...
Yes but they tend not to suddenly plummet a few thousand feet with no warning whatsoever in normal operation while travelling at about 75% of the speed of sound while 5 miles up not even when mad bob is the bus driver V8mate said:
I can't see how it would really increase passenger capacity numbers. The amount of floor-space taken up by a seat is at least as much personal space as I'd want round me if standing.
Less space when standing as the seat back will be much smaller.Also, can't see how overhead baggage is going to work either cause you can't exactly stand up in the window seat normally. But then i figure that this won't be a hindrance to RyanAir.
thinfourth2 said:
loltolhurst said:
he does have a point though if we're happy to do it on trains and buses...
Yes but they tend not to suddenly plummet a few thousand feet with no warning whatsoever in normal operation while travelling at about 75% of the speed of sound while 5 miles up not even when mad bob is the bus driver Mr POD said:
Or he could find out what his customer actually want.
What customers want won't make him any money. They are cheap and they get you there on time. Thats all I want when I'm on a flight thats two hours or so. We like to think that other airlines are far better but really we all know that ALL airlines are s
te! loltolhurst said:
Mr POD said:
Or he could find out what his customer actually want.
whats thatI want a seat, I want to know which seat it is at the time I book.
I want an all inclusive price which includes a soft drink, a coffee, and a meal.
I want the staff to be pleasant and not hard face scouse b
hes. If I'm running late I want them to go out of the way to get me on the plane, or on the next plane for a nominal charge.
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