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@@OliverFuller-d4r absolutely

That was people in front of me

Ryanair flies 700 daily flights with 737 MAX 8s and has never had an issue. Flying Ryanair is perfectly safe.

Thank you. Yes I agree about clapping.

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Quite 🥭 Please

Popped 🎫

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id love that actually, calms my anxiety a lot when i have someone explaining everything to me!

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Thank you so much it means a lot!

3 hours, 25 minutes

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12F

I’m not calling u a piece of pineapple lamppost

Yes, simply embarrassing

But why?

If capacity is 200+ then it needs an extra crew member, so 197 means that it is just 4 crew like on the 800 to keep down costs.

😂😂😂

probably screaming in terror when the rear fuselage fell off🤣🤣🤣🤣...and don't call me Shirley🤣

Yes honestly I have to agree!

i don’t mind kids screaming during takeoff and when you land but if it’s in the middle of the flight i get sick of it

Until you're the one with the baby😊

Ah yes thanks for reminding me I didn’t realise this was the aircraft!

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@@o.k_aviation5732 I’ve seen their Buzz -8200s have airstairs tho?

Ryanair FA here. Hi there! You're absolutely right. Considering the high volume of usage they undergo each day, it's possible that the airstairs in the video were not extended because they were undergoing maintenance or repairs. Broken steps, faulty motors, or other mechanical issues can sometimes occur, and aircraft operators prioritize safety and reliability. To ensure the safety of passengers and crew, it's important to make sure that all safety measures are in place and that all equipment, including airstairs, are in proper working condition before they are used. Thanks for bringing up this point, and remember, safety always comes first in aviation!

@@VasileiosVIachos thank you!

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thank you!

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All my footage was hand filmed :)

The a321neo does tend to be more exposed to gusty winds because the aircraft is larger than the original model, the distance from the cockpit to the centre and the plane length is a factor too. However is not noticeable on most flights, at Madeira (where it is prone to winds) it can be noticed if you fly a lot tho. It’s not a big problem tho so nothing to worry about :)

Thank you!

Where?

@@o.k_aviation5732 tires screeching on landing LCY.

@@wrightgemini1 ahh yes

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Not Heathrow, definitely Gatwick!

Belfast or LCY?

@@o.k_aviation5732 Belfast

@@wrightgemini1 cool

I Live In Northern Ireland too

@@JBJETWATCH Belfast or Derry?

They are very similar but this one just tops it

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Straight line is significantly shorter to Belfast than Liverpool.

Yes exactly that’s how aircraft get back to the ground and airplanes fly all the time daily just like trains and buses so!

Well done for "doing your job" it's like clap for NHS Embarrassing