Your issues with Stansted are justified, though they would apply to all airlines using the airport and not just Ryanair. The over-wing seats that you booked do not have 'normal' trays for safety reasons, but do have them in the arm-rest part of the seat. They're not as useful as the ordinary ones but are adequate. I don't actually have any issues with Ryanair; all travel requirements are fully explained and they are unbeatable for price. I have looked at alternative airlines but I can't justify paying the extra expense. I sympathise with people who have had bad experiences with Ryanair, but I will continue to use them in the future.
Ryanair never tells you to print anything, they just tell you have to pay 55€ if you don't check in online which are two completely different things. No jetbridges is not common in Europe, it just is everywhere where Ryanair flies too. A lot of major airports where RYR flies too also have seperate terminals just for them where they don't install jetbridges bc Ryanair doesn't want them. This video is just full of half truths or complete lies to list them all so if anyone actually wants to see a realistic, true and factual review of Ryanair - this one's not it.
Is that really surprising in North America that you have to print your boarding pass? I flew across the Europe many times and every airline had their own app to download on the phone and only handful of people had their boarding passes printed. Every single airport in Europe has these 'crappy airport stores'. There are jetbridges in almost every European airport. Ryanair just doesn't use them as they are trying to cut the costs in every regard. They didn't remove the table to 'reduce costs'. You won't find a table in any 737-800 in emergency row due to safety reasons, that's why they are hidden in the armrests. Idk why you named the video hilarious truth about Ryanair when it was mostly you not knowing anything. Please, next time it may be a good idea to do the research before making any video like that one.
You are so funny! Thanks for taking one for the team!
Your issues with Stansted are justified, though they would apply to all airlines using the airport and not just Ryanair. The over-wing seats that you booked do not have 'normal' trays for safety reasons, but do have them in the arm-rest part of the seat. They're not as useful as the ordinary ones but are adequate.
I don't actually have any issues with Ryanair; all travel requirements are fully explained and they are unbeatable for price. I have looked at alternative airlines but I can't justify paying the extra expense. I sympathise with people who have had bad experiences with Ryanair, but I will continue to use them in the future.
Ryanair never tells you to print anything, they just tell you have to pay 55€ if you don't check in online which are two completely different things.
No jetbridges is not common in Europe, it just is everywhere where Ryanair flies too. A lot of major airports where RYR flies too also have seperate terminals just for them where they don't install jetbridges bc Ryanair doesn't want them.
This video is just full of half truths or complete lies to list them all so if anyone actually wants to see a realistic, true and factual review of Ryanair - this one's not it.
Is that really surprising in North America that you have to print your boarding pass? I flew across the Europe many times and every airline had their own app to download on the phone and only handful of people had their boarding passes printed.
Every single airport in Europe has these 'crappy airport stores'.
There are jetbridges in almost every European airport. Ryanair just doesn't use them as they are trying to cut the costs in every regard.
They didn't remove the table to 'reduce costs'. You won't find a table in any 737-800 in emergency row due to safety reasons, that's why they are hidden in the armrests.
Idk why you named the video hilarious truth about Ryanair when it was mostly you not knowing anything. Please, next time it may be a good idea to do the research before making any video like that one.