Ryanair under fire!

Man, I'm truly sad to hear this I thought they would be better. I guess it's that wonderful livery that led me to think they were good.

Ryanair have recently been in trouble because it was quicker and cheaper for them to unload people from one flight whilst leaving their bags on the aircraft, flying another load of passengers off and then coming back and unloading the first load of bags, leaving the passengers waiting 4 hours to pick up their baggage 😳

Bashing a money making, safe, low cost carrier. I wonder who might have an interest in that. Hmmmmm..... 🙄

i watched it at checkin they just tell them they can go through without looking at the passports they just say ok if you have one its a discrace they could be anyone do you agree

99jolegg wrote:

Ryanair have recently been in trouble because it was quicker and cheaper for them to unload people from one flight whilst leaving their bags on the aircraft, flying another load of passengers off and then coming back and unloading the first load of bags, leaving the passengers waiting 4 hours to pick up their baggage 😳

Obviously, there's jobs, employment ect throughout the world , where cutting corners can be got away with without affecting anyone/anything else. But when companies, such as Airlines and other public serving companies, you would think that cutting corners/ money saving schemes would be a complete NO/NO but yet it continues at the passengers cost.
Although we may never discover, I bet we would be totally shocked 😳 to learn some of the things that goes on behind closed doors in the aviation industry.
(Off Topic)..........One thing that totally disgusts me, is when personal belongings goes walkies from baggage from aircraft, through handling, to passenger, ( we know it happens).

Sorry, this is slightly off topic, but whilst we are on the topic of budget airlines....

I recently found out an interesting process. When you first book a ticket with a budget airline, you are likely to receive a better deal than someone who has booked with that airline for many years, mainly to entice you into booking with them again.
However, on your second booking with that same airline, you are likely to get a poor deal (as the airline makes up for the money they lost when they gave you a good deal the first time around). Now, the only (practical) way they know whether you are a first / second / 50th time customer is through the cookies logged onto your computer. If you delete them, you will be treated to all intense and puproses, as a first time customer, and thus you will get a better deal. Obviously they can check if you have booked with them before, but practically, they don't do that checking.

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