MY $20 FLIGHT ON RYANAIR! | 737-800 Budapest - Milan - Prague | ECONOMY WEEK
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- Опубліковано 1 лют 2018
- Comprehensive review of Ryanair 737-800 Economy Class on flights from Budapest to Milan to Prague.
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Airline: Ryanair, FR
Aircraft: Boeing 737-800
Reg: EI-EXD to EI-DWD
Flight number: FR8411 to FR5507
Airports: Budapest Airport to Milan Bergamo Airport to Prague Airport
Flight dates: January 8th
Seat: 1st flight - 21D, 2nd flight - 25F
Route: Budapest - Milan - Prague
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From Lufthansa First Class to Ryanair haha... Love the variety in your channel!
Heathrow Flyer I live in hungary and budapest is the capital
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Same colour scheme
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@@bencegyors ok
I love how the seats don't recline, you don't have to worry about someone squashing your legs
That's a good point!
qemdrive When someone in front of me reclines their seat, I kick and kick and kick, until they put it back. Once it wasn't working, so I put my feet on their headrest (I'm flexible). If he can get in my personal space, why can't I get in his? It didn't take long and he put his seat back :D Of course, if somebody asks me nicely if they can recline their seat, I don't have problem with it.
I don't understand why Ryanair gets so much hate.
I've paid for return flights from 10€ to 50€ dozens of times.
For that price they can kick me in the balls while boarding.
Uh because they have no entertainment bad landings etc
@@isabellascorner3442 But it's still a 10 euro flight?? Why would they need to entertain you lmfao. They are a ULCC for a reason...
@@isabellascorner3442 iPad with netflix shows downloaded and lately they have very smooth landings
You pay nothing, you get nothing, easy and fair concept :)
Europeans aren't so consumer entitled as Americans. Europeans see that as long as you can fly for as cheap as $20, who cares about in-flight entertainment? They just want to get to their destination cheap and safely.
It depends. I'd certainly consider Ryanair for a short hop from Brussels to Berlin, for example - I know I'd easily survive that. But I'd be very reluctant to book a 5-hour Ryanair flight from Stockholm (read: Nyköping, two hours by bus from Stockholm already) to Tenerife.
Have you heard of Southwest, Frontier, or Spirit? LOL
Jaded Jester the other two yeah but southwest is a lot better than ryanair and easyjest. Two free check baggages, friendlier crews, seat with back pockets and it actually reclines. Free beverages and snacks too
Adriel Otto Adriel Otto true, but with his comment about the in flight entertainment, a lot of American aircraft don’t even have them so I don’t know where he’s going with that lol, now with the ones that do, it’s obviously a business model for better service rather than being ‘consumer entitled’. Even with increased competition on routes, you can get really cheap fares on the big 3 airlines, depending on the route. Another thing, In the U.S. there is a huge market for business travelers etc. who will pay for the service on routes (like cross country) rather than fly on a low-budget airline.
Jaded Jester, what really keeps business travelers tied to legacy carriers (and the latter dependent on them) is not really on-board service - that's at most an added bonus. It's basically two things: first, the ability to have a flexible schedule (to arrange or reschedule flights, often on very short notice, as work demands, which often involves not only price but some goodwill and preparedness by airlines to accomodate that), and second, comprehensive mileage programs, as they fly a lot and easily accrue miles.
In fact, in terms of domestic on-board service in the U.S., JetBlue (which has a hybrid, intermediate model between full-service and low-cost) is the highest-ranking in most reviews, followed by Virgin America (before the Alaska acquisition), but the Big 3 still dominate the business market, while offering on-board service that is getting closer and closer to what LCCs offer. But I agree with you that by shopping around and booking in advance, it is perfectly possible for the average non-business traveler to get fares on the Big 3 that are competitive with LCC fares. The same is true for European legacy carriers and those in many other parts of the world (e.g., Japan), especially when you consider the additional fees of many LCCs.
Ryanair offer amazing value for money. Had many cheap weekend getaways thanks to them.
sean mccarthy But there Landing are crap
If I can fly across Europe for €10 you bet your ass I'm gonna do it. You'd have to be crazy not to. Unless you're rich as fuck and can afford a first class ticket to anywhere at any time.
DELETED DELETED I almost broke my neck in a landing once... Was not a very good feeling
DELETED DELETED Well you weren't even on that flight. So what r u saying
@@OortCloud who even cares if just matters of you get there
Times we are living in are just incredible!!!
It takes less to fly than to catch an uber to my work!!
Justice Warrior I fly from Liverpool to Dublin for £5 one way, basically the price of a couple of coffees
But you don´t have to wait in this ugly shelter in Budapest for the whole time of boarding. When I flew from Budapest to Venice with EasyJet I´ve waited inside the main terminal until the screens said "Last call". Then I walked calmly to this shelter and still had to wait there for around fifteen minutes.
Nickelxy02 i also flew Ryanair from Bristol I didn’t even go to the shelter
Funny thing, I'm 2 meters tall and never had an issue about the "limited legroom" with Ryanair (even longer flights, to the Acores, Canary Islands, Morocco, Malta do work). It's way worse on Wizz Air. It might be a matter of what you're used to - at home, I can chill all day long in nice chairs etc., so it's not necessary during a 3-4 hour flight to get the same experience.
We've just flew back from Marrakech to Eindhoven 2 nights ago and booked that flight for approx. € 85,00 (2 + 1 baby) at very short notice (we wanted to return earlier from Morocco, so we won't use our Ryanair-Flight to Cologne tomorrow). It's from time to time so inexpensive that you CAN decide just not to use your flight, and if you take that into the calculation, it also adds up to the revenue. :)
In Germany, there's often a lot of Ryanair-Bashing going on. We fly quite a lot within Europe, mostly on FR, and NEVER made any bad experiences - the crews are always friendly and take care about you (especially when traveling with a baby!), I got placed on the emergency exits for free countless times, and on a flight from Belgium to Varna in December we had the nicest chats with a purser you can imagine. On the other hand, last October, we went to New York on Lufthansa Economy, and I'd wish (I'm 2 m tall) for it to be a Ryanair-flight: Crew was VERY impolite / unfriendly (and I'm not too picky on that, usually), the food was a nightmare (but Germans might have been lucky, as they got cheap alcohol for free... ...), they even skipped breakfast on the way back to Europe due to turbulences (which were not worth to talk about and happened way after the point they should have started handing out breakfast, so seemingly, it was just used as an excuse) and no chance to buy yourself a "fresh" can of Pepsi Max or just a Twix, Snickers whatever. So what's the benefit in terms of Service? Paying WAY more to have less or same legroom, an unfriendly crew, shitty food (but, yeah, "included")? Next time, I'll go to the US with Norwegian. If you pay 10 Euro on the menu with Ryanair, you get a - for me - tasty and hot Panini, Pringles and a can of Pepsi.
And the new cabin of Ryanair (not showed in this video) is just amazing and on par with like SAS. :-) At the moment, I'm getting it on around 1/2-1/3 of my flights.
Also, take into consideration the new cabin bag policy of Ryanair, so boarding NOW's way more relaxed, as you NEED to drop your cabin bag prior to the flight (or pay extra).
About the busses on the Airport (Bergamo): Economically, it makes no sense to drive around the apron in empty busses. Those are big busses, each one of them is allowed to take up +100 people - so wy using 3 of them? For me, it's okay to drive a few seconds / minutes in a packed bus.
Of course: If you CAN afford to fly Business Class on Qatar, yeah, it'll be a whole lot better than Ryanair. But Lufthansa's economy ain't.
You get it. Great job.
For $20 if I get there alive I'm happy
Ryanair has very rarely incidents. Never had an accident, so dont worry. Its one of the world's most reliable airlines.
@@dididubalier2196 That’s only Luck for Ryanair tho, may staff have reported that there where Live Vests missing and Slides Damaged where they needed to wait up to 3 weeks to fix them, and a Ryanair Mechanic once googled how to fix a part of the engine!
Alive and ON TIME. They almost made me miss my next flight because they did not close the doors correctly at first hahaha
@@mstrmren wow amazing these things happen in the most popular flying company right. And the cheapest.
Looks like another great one!! ✈️
Uhm, paying 20$ for two flights and complaining that there is no Wifi etc? Plus, it's a European airline, so why should the accept non-European credit cards or currency?
I haven't been in Budapest yet, that "terminal" looked indeed terrible, but I fly quite often from Dublin to the UK (and other European destinations) and usually you go through regular terminals with seating and food etc (like in Bergamo). And they are currently renewing their fleet, the new aircraft actually have nicer seats and it doesn't look so cheap and plasticky anymore.
The "terrible" terminal building in Budapest is NOT the terminal, there is nice, normal terminal with shops, seating, food etc! This is just the pre-boarding waiting area for the low-cost arilines, but every people walking through the normal terminal.
ok, that wasn't clear from the video but most of the airports I go through also have a decent waiting/boarding area, also for Ryanair. This reminds me of the waiting area in Lübeck where they had set-up a big tent.
The airport shouldn't require ANYONE to board from something like that. It looks like something you'd find at some small Siberian frontier town.
Because not every passenger on board a European airline is a European. Believe it or not international tourists use European airlines to travel quite regularly.
If Budapest Airport didn't set up this "tent" waiting area, it would have gone bankrupt. Because the situation was that MALEV (Hungarian national airline) went bankrupt and Ryanair was willing to take over MALEV's routes, but under some special requirements. One of them was also setting up a walk-boarding area close to the runway to minimize turnaround times. BUD Airport lost a majority of passengers because of MALEV's bankrupcy and couldn't afford to decline Ryanair's offer and requirements.
Originally it was just an outdoor waiting area outside the terminal (ua-cam.com/video/DOWRQVr96lg/v-deo.html), but then it was transferred into a real indoor waiting area.
Glad u survived the landimg
Framed 1 he spent 3 weeks in the hospital after due to fractured bones
Finally another economy week! so excited!
Amazing video as always! This is your best economy week in my opinion!
Keep up the good work, I love your videos!!
:)
Thank you Mini Oreo!!!😄
Dantorp Aviation You’re welcome, Dan!
You were a bit harsh on Ryanair tbh but what should I expect? You're used to flying business class.
Typical Irish customer service
“everyone runs like a pack of giselle’s” Omg ahahaha I died. Your channel is honestly sooo interesting and informative and your personality makes your videos that much better!!
Haha Daniel, your face at 0:33 says everything about what you think of Ryanair. Loved the video!
Ah yes, that RyanAir landing.
What if they transported people in an An-225 Mrija?
SAN ANDREAS!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I don't get why their landings are so harsh? It costs more to maintain a wrecked landing gear so how exactly is it lowcost?
@@visionist7 Desire*Expertise=smooth landings sir
@Felice Graziano Ryanair air is a low cost airline that doesn't fly to international airports. International airports are home to airlines like British Airways, Virgin Atlantic and Emirates, which have way bigger planes. Thus meaning that the airports that Ryanair fly to have much smaller runways which means that the pilots don't have a lot of time to bring the airplane down smoothly. Anothe reason is Ryanair is in high demand because it is a low cost airline which means that they need new pilots a lot so the pilots may not be as experienced.
@@jay-ti5js However good pilots can land a 747 on a short (about 2100m/6889ft) runway very very smoothly and in an appropriate point,but I agree with you.But where is the passion,safety and quality?
Very close to 100K Daniel, keep up the great content
i just gave him a sub :)
Very close to 200k
I love rhe "yaaaaaaay" effect about a jetway in Prague!!!!
I'm Hungarian Canadian! Budapest is currently upgrading their airport terminal. The current low cost terminal is temporary. They are currently building the new concourse which will have all the gates for international flight like BUD-YYZ or BUD-Beijing. The low cost half of the terminal is being built last and will be completed in the next couple of years. Also I feel like you should have done Wizz Air instead of Norwegian as Wizz Air is bigger fits more into the category of an LLC than Norwegian. Budapest is also the main hub for Wizz Air!
I love the way your dragging Ryanair when you bought a $20 ticket what do you expect bro omg...
It was still a bad plane ride XD. He said it was worth it and that he would do it for the prices but it was still a budget plane ride.
starting to look forward to every new video!!!!!!!
I'll just put out here the $35 fare I got on the past Oct 31, from Las Vegas to Chicago on Southwest .. And Southwest doesn't "nickle & dime" you like so many other low-cost airlines.. Up to two checked bags, and no charge for a carry on...
I've flown with Ryan Air the last couple of years and have had a good experience every time (the cabin crew have been amazing). It's never going to be the same as flying with a major airline or in upper classes...but for the money, you really can't complain. Really like this video though and pleased you are including the cheaper airlines. I love being able to walk around the aircraft with Ryanair too! (If you board at the back, fab for aviation geeks!)
Oh my days!! been so excited for the notification of this upload!! ❤️ xxx
PS - 'pack of gazelles across the savannah' 😂
Fantastic job Dan loved it and looking forward to seeing the next one
Thanks Matt!
The big yellow air bus! Great video Dan! Keep rolling them out!👏👍👌😎
At that time there was a reconstruction at the Budapest Airport. That's why You had to go down to the field! Now it's really comfy that area! Keep up the good work! :)
Subscribed man nice vid!!!
Excited for more!
I love everything about Ryan Air. When I lived in Ireland I flew them to quite a few countries. Cheap and sometimes free flights. Kaunas Lithuanias terminal is or was an old cold war hangar. Thanks for the trip down memory lane!
Thankfully your boarding issue has been resolved now that their new cabin baggage policy is in place
Dude trust me Budapest Airport has improved so much, they now have a new building for the low cost flights, and they have daily flights to Shanghai and Beijing.
Nice video. But you can really make the full comparison until you fly on one of their newer sky interior aircraft
Those aircraft as still so rare that I think it’s fair to compare the average passenger experience :) thanks man!
Dantorp Aviation You're right there! From experience the new sky interior is amazing!
Try via Dublin or London Stansted. They're Ryanair's biggest bases and have many Boeing Sky Interior aircrafts, but then again, you never know until you're in front of it. But for sure it's a much bigger and lesser "yellowish" improvement!
Awesome vid! Love your channel too!
Hi Dan, have been watching your air presentations for over a year. You are a talented young man, please what accommodation do you use? Just wondering as you have flown many first and business class flights.
So excited for the rest of the series. :)))))))))))
Thanks for watching Will😎
Awesome video and well structured! I have never flown on the airline but my father has and he had the same things to say as you. RyanAir is a minimalistic zoo.
nice video and is so excited!
1:07 That´s a terminal? Looks like a big Garage or big starage room....
That's awesome dantorp!!! Keep up the good work!!!!.... Can you also make a video on airplanes of 2017 like you made last year??
I wish we could get those flights in North America - Toronto to Orlando cost the same as Toronto to London. it's crazy we don't have cheap flights on the same continant.
European flight prices are just insane!😱
I love Ryanair so much!
I'm pretty Sure spirit can help with that... Besides the flight being horrible
Check spirit/jet blue/Alaskan air/etc., you may have to fly out of Buffalo but worth the 45’ Drive
The crew are usually really good! Especially the pilots as they also let me go in the cockpit on boarding and de boarding
I live in Budapest, and if you're interested I can tell a bit more about the history of the airport and that shed.
Just go ahead. ;)
So let's go back in time to 2010.
Both terminals at Ferihegy (Budapest Airport, today it's called Liszt Ferenc Airport) were in operation.
Terminal 1 served the very low cost airlines like Ryanair, and Terminal 2 served the traditional airlines.
Fast forward to 2012 February 3rd. On this day the Hungarian national airline, Malév went bankrupt. This lead to a huge drop in passengers. Most of Terminal 2 was unused, so in order to keep costs down, the management decided to move the low coast airlines to terminal 2, and shut down terminal 1.
After the crisis more and more people started to fly with the low cost airlines, cause Hungary is a very price sensitive market, and also the airlines wanted to keep their costs even lower. These things founded that lovely sheet metal shed. (First it was just a tent, if i recall correctly)
Péter Friedrich
Cool, thanks for your story!
I have no idea malev went bankrupt until I read it here. Flew it to Budapest in 2009, quite OK with good load factor too. So the only option to Budapest with the low cost carrier.
Actually a lot of airlines (Lufthansa, Airfrance, Emirates, etc) have flights, some even incrased the number of flights per week, but still not as many with Malév I think.
This channel is the best keep up the good work
Thanks so much Wilson!
Is there some sort of inherent difference between American Visa/Mastercards and European Visa/MCs that Ryanair takes one and not the other?
Good work, checked Ryanair lately as well.
Full overhead baggagebins are a nuisance. I experienced that recently with TUI. But the cabinstaff assisted in finding space. How is that with Ryan air. Do they assist or do one have to find room by oneself?
Running like a pack of gazelles across the savanna, hahaha :))))
Hi Daniel, it would be fantastic if after this exercise you would then fly BA short haul in Economy to see how it compares against Easyjet, Ryanair and Norwegian, especially when they launch their high density a320s and a321s with the seat pitch reduced to 29 inches, less than Ryanair apparently. I hope you will consider that. Safe flights!
It should be an interesting experience hehe! Thanks for the great suggestion :)
I actually prefer Ryanair to BA, at least the prices are good and no one is under any illusion that any luxury will be involved. I also find the Ryanair crew to be more courteous and helpful.
I'm the opposite - I've given up flying Ryanair from the UK to Crete (a holiday I take most years). I prefer to drive to Heathrow and use BA. Their baggage policies are friendlier, the terminal experience is much superior, the flights are at better times, and once I've added things like hold baggage costs into the equation, the costs aren't dissimilar (in summer).
That said, I'd still use Ryanair or EasyJet for a hop to Paris or somewhere close-by as long as I was just taking cabin baggage.
I fly Iberia sometimes, and their A319's have 28 inches of leg room according to SeatGuru and it really shows. I'm not tall, so I can manage (getting out and in the window seats is a challenge though), but there was a tall guy beside me and he really suffered during the 2 hour flight from Brussels to Madrid. It's a lot worse than Ryanair.
Gosh, I thought the 29 pitch was already outrageous but 28 is even more extreme... People will be standing before we know... : )
As airline videos in UA-cam usually consists of J or F reviews, it is nice to see reviews of Y class of airlines down from LCCs to FSCs. Hope you could review more airlines in Economy!
Ryanair allows everyone to fly, I often pay 9,20,30 euros for a flight I love them, they've improved a lot, I prefer them to easyjet cheaper and 2 luggages are allowed, Norwegian as o'learly said is a low cost for Norway not for Europe 😉 #flyfr
Giulio so true
@Cloud Citizen that comment was made 4 years ago when ryanair allowed 2 free bags on board
Good video as usual Daniel. I have known 2 parties that have got cheap Ryanair flights Bergamo - Belfast recently. The first booked well in advance and got a €10 ticket each way. The second booked the day before for €50 one way to Bergamo. That's about 2.5 hr trip! 'Nobody does it cheaper' should be their motto. I only used them once and it was a 4.5 hour flight to the Canaries. It was a tight seat but times were convenient, boarding was orderly, staff were courteous and I saved €50 on return trip compared to Aer Lingus.
Thanks for watching Sean! Indeed, they do low cost very well😬
Very informative video! So the next one is United vs. Delta vs. American, right?
Love your vids
Sensible and objective , Thanks. Great to have known whether flights were on time.
I generally *only* fly with Ryanair. I never flew with anything else - and I actually don't want to. Simply because it's so damn cheap but you still get to your goal pretty safe and fast. Seriously, I never ever had any delay with Ryanair. Most of the times I even was like 10 minutes early. And those are the things that I really want for flying. I don't actually care about a great Cabin-Design or super duper entertainment on board or Business Class or so. I just want to get safely and fast to where I want to get, which I do get with Ryanair all the Time.
Interesting. Great job !
BTW I gave the 120th like
Thanks Ahmed!
@DantorpAviation Ah, my favoute birthday gift- a Dantorp video! I love all your passionate and quality video reviews so much, especially and particularly Economy Week episodes! This video is the best possible birthday gift I could have- thank you for making my day! XDXD
Keep up your amazing work, Daniel! I look forward to future economy weeks, it would be nice if you could fly some Asian carriers!
Hey Daniel.... Thanks for the review. Guess for students and such, this is probably a tolerable situation, for flights of short duration.
For those of us a bit more on in years, we do tend to like a bit more comfort in our air travel.
Do like the tarmac views and experience of boarding. SWA (Southwest) does still have that at some locations. Terminal amenities are much better.
The original boarding shed looked like something out of the late 40's early 50's at LHR.
Look forward to the remaining reviews.
Cheers,
Tony
I'm glad you liked the video. Good point about students!
I was on a WizzAir flight from Hungary and it was HELL waiting!
So excited for the Easyjet and norwegian parts
Yay they’re coming soon Jonas!
Haha I really had to laugh when you added the nice "african savanna" comparison, just awesome :D Also the "Bus service" would grind me... Lufthansa uses 2 buses for a CRJ flight :D
Do you have videos on the different seating plans for economy flights of ryan air and easy jet? I always wonder the difference in their prices and if they are worth it... Thanks
Great video! How can I watch that video from the patreon site, where you stand front of SAS 737?
I was stuck in Milan for a couple hors after a not planned landing of my flight from Sicily to Frankfurt Hahn, and it was absolutely awful, the terminal was packed, it was really hot, we didn't get any drink coupons or something similar from Ryanair, and we were called to the terminal numerous times without a plane having actually arrived. So you can be glad your experience with the airport was a lot better than mine :D
What we Hungarians do there. Is we stay at the main terminal and only at the very end of the boarding go to that shed kind of thing.
What airport is Budapest airport called? Is it just called Budapest airport looked it up but looks really big!
Cool report!
Thank you😃
Well... you're not in business class anymore
Obviously? Lol!
You are on Pandora
Looks like a great few days of low cost operations .... I'm glued to my seat (maybe not the best option for low cost haha )
Hahaha glue yourself to a first class seat instead!
I recently have paid just 12 pounds for a flight from Birmingham UK to Barcelona. I`m curious why flying in Europe cost so much less than in the US.
I’m literally in Milan Bergamo now and just 8 days ago I was in Budapest AND I flied Ryanair!! What are the chances!?!?
Where do they store the magazine if there's no seat pocket?
Great video!
Wait... that tray table looks like it wasn't cleaned before allowing passengers to board. 2:37
Note to self: Never fly RyanAir.
I appreciate Dan what you go through for sgowung us the honest picture, no sugar coating juat raw as it is. Thank you so much.
just discovered your channel you are very good
Still LOL'ing at "a pack of giselles across the Savannah"!!!
Wait that isn’t the only terminal Budapest has for Ryanair I flew Budapest to Bristol in Ryanair and we were in terminal two it was like any normal airport terminal
Ah, the joys of the 3am-11am chaos at the start of your holiday, gotta love Ryanair! But seriously, once on the plane it’s usually alright, the only thing I don’t like is the bunching in the stairs
You should do Allegiant, Frontier, and Spirit next! :D
How tall are you because I'm 6ft 4 and planning to go to London soon on a low cost carrier
I must correct you, sometimes Ryanair do use the air bridge in airports like, Barcelona, Madrid...........so not always do you have to walk out
Congrats for 100k
Thanks mate!
I have no choice but to fly Ryanair to get to my holiday destination in Crete. The best £20 you’ll be glad you spent is to book a seat in the front row directly behind the kitchen area. You get priority boarding and great leg room. So worth it. It’s really not a bad flight in those seats.
The problem is that Ryanair is much more present in Germany than EasyJet or especially Norwegian. And Eurowings isn’t really that cheap even though called low-cost. But, you get what you pay for ;)
Wait how long was your decent you like said you were decending at like around 6:00 EST
In your comparison of flights it should be noted that the actual flight price also comes into question, i.e. what is the cost of a flight at the same time of day from the same airline to the same destination airport, not the same destination as Ryanair who do not fly to Dusseldorf Lohausen 7 km from city center, but to Dusseldorf, Weeze some 80 Km from Dusseldorf city center. Many more Ryanair routes use this trick.
You ought to try out my local airport, London Southend. Easyjet, Flybe and soon Air Malta fly from there to a bunch of interesting destinations. Including Dublin, Amsterdam, Manchester, Budapest etc...
ryanair is the same for me! i always used to fly from the uk to ireland every summer to visit my dad’s side and i always have a little place for ryanair in my heart (even if theyre not perfect!)
If you fly to palma you will be hooked up but the sleeve probably (when I went it got hood up)
I miss hearing the bugle call when they completed an on-time arrival.
Our family flys Ryanair a lot, and sometimes we go back home early in the morning they make us wait outside in the cold. Once we waited 1 hour until we could actually get on our plane. The food is terrible the seats are cramped and you have little to no leg room. Unless you want a cheap flight to go somewhere you love I would not recommend if you want a nice flight
This video is not even half true. Ryanair uses normal terminals that the other airlines use on most destinations.
Yes. Sardines have more room.
Yes. You need to pay for your food and drink.
All in all. Good value for money.
I flew return with them a few months ago DUB-FAO-DUB. I had the same problem with chaotic queues to board with staff being very unhelpful both at the gates and at the electronic machines - treated like I should know how to use them! A race to get to the plane to find we had no pilot and left sitting on the tarmac waiting for one to arrive in Faro! And the landings were so fast and hard :/ Definitely makes me think about using them again despite the price. So stressful to use..
what camera and sound equipment do you use ?
I’ve heard a lot of bad reputations about this airline, but it doesn’t seem that bad for me! Thanks for the helpful report!