Having flown on both EasyJet and Ryanair, I'd have to say EasyJet is a much better airline. The seats were more comfortable and the flights were more reliably on-time. The planes are cleaner and the crew are nicer as well. It's worth the small increase in cost.
@@joshuajackson4742 For 2019, Qantas is singled out as the best, while the remaining 19 safest airlines haven't been ordered and are instead listed alphabetically. The result is a list that includes what the website calls a "who's who of airlines," praised for being reliable and secure. The top 20 are: Air New Zealand, Alaska Airlines, All Nippon Airways, American Airlines, Austrian Airlines, British Airways, Cathay Pacific Airways, Emirates, EVA Air, Finnair, Hawaiian Airlines, KLM, Lufthansa, Qantas, Qatar Airways, Scandinavian Airline System, Singapore Airlines, Swiss, and United Airlines and Virgin group of airlines (Atlantic and Australia).
5SecondsofDougie my family always fly with easyjet. i’ve been twice with them and they were amazing, my younger brother got to see the cockpit which was nice so easyjet is one i’ll always fly with.
I feel Norwegian shouldn't of been in this economy week, it obviously has better service but is noticeably more expensive than the other two. For a Europe low cost economy week, Wizz air probably would of been a better fit. Regardless, good in-depth comparison but I will carry on using the airline cheapest airfare and avoid the extra's.
@@carynoname2574 That is not confirmed yet. I think they can survive. But etihad airways is in some serious debt and the carrier is probably going to die in a few years (sadly).
Maybe you just had an unlucky flight with EasyJet, every time I've flew with them they seemed super friendly. Personally the difference between RyanAir and EasyJet is massive from my experience.
That's the trouble, these airlines are massive! I been flying regularly with Ryanair, Wizzair and Easyjet for years now and from what I noticed is that I had miserable staff on all of these airlines on at least one occasion, but it's not a regular occurrence, they might be under pressure sometimes. From my travel experience, the best staff, I had were always on Wizz air, they would always smile and everything, the worst I had was on EasyJet, the stewardess that was serving me was so miserable that she didn't even smile when I told her a joke, instead she told me of in a bad way. But it does depend on the person too
Same the only difference is that not I flew with Ryanair but my cousins together with their parents flew with Ryanair as they flew with Ryanair before. So all of my easy jet flys were great while the one of my family members was miserable. Even their luggage got completely destroyed xD.
The new Norwegian 787 Dreamliner is a fantastic plane! It comes with more comfortable seats and more leg room, better lighting, windows that don’t have window shades, but instead have a cool dimming effect instead, and as if that wasn’t enough, they also come with tablets and a charging station with every single seat! I’ve recently tried one from Spain to Norway, and I loved it haha
To be fair it's still better then a number of airlines out there! As a frequent passenger I tend to prefer travelling with either Ryanair or Wizz air, due to the fact that they fly to local airports (No transfers). When boarding one of these two airlines the cabin is always nice and clean (I love the new Sky interior). On the other hand, when I fly airlines like Easyjet and some of the posh airlines most of the time you can tell that the aircraft is old and the seats are worn out.
Price and extra costs one considers in advance, but the crew on Ryanair have always made a nice and professional impression to remember after the flight.
I have travelled all over Europe with ryanair and can’t thank them enough for forcing prices down across the sector. The seats are not great and as I am wheat free I can barely eat anything but I’m happy to endure this for the possibility of being able to travel at a cost that I can afford. Norwegian are a lovely airline to travel with but their prices are starting to creep up, I really hope we don’t see them disappear sometime soon.
Point of airline lingo: a "base" is a domicile with offices and managers for flight and cabin crews. A "destination" is a city that the airline serves. You refer to each airline's bases when the you should be calling them destinations or cities served. I completely agree with your assessment of the "winner." You're totally right that the fees on top of fees and more fees is annoying to say the least. Thanks for your comprehensive overview of these European LCCs.
The problem with Europe is their is too many low-cost airlines to compare! Ryanair, easyJet, Vueling, Norwegian, Jet2, WizzAir, Transavia, Flybe, Iberia Express, TUIfly, airBaltic, WOW Air and Eurowings. Though I've probably missed some.
And it depends on country which you should compare. Here in Ukraine Wizzair is the biggest and Ryanair has just entered (actually not yet, they will fly from September), also Italian Ernest airlines for Italy solely, Aegean for Greece. And for far destinations and most Western Europe it’s quite reasonable to have a change in Poland or Germany, as Wizzair flies only to Germany and UK considering west from Ukraine.
I am flying on Friday with easyjet. Thanks for this man! I have a bad fear of flying but crazy thing is, I'm a boxer. Don't fear much but this actually helped me, knowing that you're happy with easyjet.
Bit of a fun fact for any sports car enthusiasts out there. The new seats in the EasyJet’s are made by Recaro who also make the seats for sports cars. Found this out last time i was on an EasyJet flight as it had the Recaro logo on the latch that holds the tray table up.
I went with Ryanair once and will never again. I went out of the plane with extreme knee pain, unable to walk without assistance for the next hour. My back pain stayed for a week. Can’t say that about Norwegian. But I would choose EasyJet over Ryanair because I still would like to walk after flying.
Thank you as always for this comparison. I flew RyanAir 1st time end Nov-Dec. 4 flights return, to 2 destinations in 7 days. I have to say my experience of RyanAir has trumped EasyJet (long time flyer with Easyjet). Yes it is more chaotic, yet half the time you pay priority boarding with Easyjet and like Ryanair it simply is not enforced. Though with Ryanair you get a great carry on luggage alowance., and if you pay priority boarding your larger carry-on is guaranteed on the plane. Makes de-boarding, customs and airport exit at least 15 mins quicker.
I agree Norwegian is the best among the three. I rode on Ryanair and their bag allowances are the most intimidating. What one has to be cautious about is the small bag. One other tip that I have is for easyjet, try the 'hands-free' option. It costs about £5/€6 but if your 'big bag' is small enough to qualify as hand luggage, it helps a lot
Not really a fair test Ryanair, low cost budget airline who operates the 737-800 and 737MAX Easyjet, airline that only flies short haul in Europe and operates the a320, a319 and a320NEO Norwegian, low cost airline that flies all over the world, they use the 737-800, 737MAX AND 787-9
I'm actually pretty sure that Ryanair has upgraded and now have more legroom in the seats. But in saying that I'm not completely sure, it's just my experience from a few months ago that I had a lot more legroom than what I would have usually had. And as an Irish person, I'm fairly sure he didn't say Ryanair with an Irish accent. I don't know whether I'm deaf, but I'm pretty sure there was no accent change when saying Ryanair.
On the news, i always get stories saying 'pilot shortage on Ryanair flights lead to dozens of flights being cancelled.' Once, at the airport, on the departure board, I noticed that all of the Ryanair flights had been delayed or cancelled . And even if there are no issues, they are usually always late and never arive on time.
Nice video, but just have to add one thing, Ryanair almost always goes to airports that are far from the city, but Easy Jet is flying to many main airports.
I make quite a few short journeys (1hr) to Edinburgh every couple of months and always go with Easyjet. They are reasonably cheap and I have even messed up booking the wrong dates and putting myself as a Miss instead of Mr in the same booking. They changed the dates and title for free within the 24 hrs and even waived the fare difference which was £10. I think the change of dates and fare difference may of been discretionary but most people have got it done even if it is not their formal policy to do so.
I'm actually quite excited for my next trip to England. My dad has lived in England the majority of his life (he now lives in Denmark with my mum, me and my brother), and we're going to England in November. usually, I just fly EasyJet (and, until recently, Ryanair), but I'm gonna fly with SAS now. Sure, that's not absolutely insane, but I'm gonna be flying on the CRJ-700 or something. And, as an avgeek, I love to fly with planes I've never flown with before.
The fees are also highly different based on the county the ticket is purchased in (travel originates from). In answer to your question about Ryan-air change fees, they put in a specific wording that is easily missed if you aren't looking for it. It says "Fees from" in other words that is the lowest the cost to change a flight is that "processing fee" IE: the different in fare is added to the cost, it's just a creative way of saying it. What suprised me is Ryanair charges 25 euro to reissue a boarding card, if you misplace it after you initially booked your ticket and another 55 euro to checkin at the airport. Easyjet had no fee for either of these. Name corrections/changes was another area Ryanair charges 115euro at the time of the booking or 160euro anytime after without regard for a simple correction or a change of passenger. EasyJet minor name corrections like changing Dan to Daniel to match a passport are free, but a name change to a different individual was 25-50GP online depending on it being 60 days in advance of flight date or not. easy jet also let you take a earlier flight on the same day they allowed it for 30GP at time of online checkin.
I flew with Ryanair this morning and it was a mixed experience, flown with them multiple times yet this was surprising. Firstly the new cabin had thinner, more comfy seats with more leg room, felt like a new plane. But they’ve installed this ridiculous policy where suitcases, which you are normally allowed to take on the cabin, now go in the hold (unless you want to pay £10!) which means more hassle once you land gathering baggage. Also we fly as a family and when Ryanair randomly allocate seats, we’re all over the place and have to pay to get one of us closer. Quite frankly you get what you pay for but they’re just trying to squeeze every penny once you reach the airport, which is how they make money. Can’t fault them for that really
We fly to Spain from the UK every few weeks and to be honest, we’ve never had any MAJOR issues with any of them in the past 2 years, usually once you’re in your seat it’s sorta hassle free
May be your suitcase is a little bit larger than their allowed suitcase? Or was it a tiny suitcase, and they took on hold each and every suitcase? If I understand correct 'putting on hold' means that they took your suitcase in a regular luggage compartment - if they did not charge you for doing that didn't it make your flight more comfortable? Thank you
hyperborean72 The suitcases were the correct size - it is the size appropriate to go in the overhead lockers. They took those types of bags off of everyone - unless you paid £5 - and put them in the hold under the plane. This added hassle to us because we had to wait for an hour for our bags when we didn’t plan to, most people who travel short, cheap flights want to take there baggage on the plane in small bags, so they can leave the airport quickly - with the new policy we can’t. Sorry if it was unclear
I'll explain why Ryanair changed the bag policy. Before January 2018, you could take 2 bags with you: a cabin bag and a personal bag such as handbag, backpack, etc. While the cabin bag had to go to the compartment, the personal bag HAD to be stowed under the seat. However, the passengers weren't doing this. They would stow everything inside the compartment, taking all the space for big bags and while still in the middle of the boarding there was no more space and if you asked them to remove a small bag or a jacket they would become aggressive. Also, they were bringing more bags that they were allowed (I once had a passenger with 4 bags and a family of 3 that filled a whole compartment) and if the cabin crew said something, they would start a commotion. Flights were getting delayed, slots lost and reports were being filled everyday just because people can't respect the rules of the airline. Before January 2018, there were days were I had to tag up to 60 bags and being hours delayed because we lost our slot thanks to people not respecting something so easy as the old bag policy. I know it's a pain in the ass, when I fly I also want my bag with me, but that was the reason they had to change policies.
Excellent comparison video! I’m curious if you are considering doing a comparison for European legacy carriers like BA, Lufthansa and KLM. The reason I ask is that I avoid budget and ULCC airlines because I’m 6’5 and I don’t normally fit, I go with the larger mainline carriers for the SeatIng space. I would be super curious about a review of premium economy and maybe a big & tall episode for people like me who are constantly struggling with finding seats that fit our bodies without paying a fortune to either upgrade to exit rows, comfort class, premium economy or business class. Thoughts? Keep up the awesome vids!
To be fair I haven’t flown BA domestic Europe routes for the concern over legroom based on what I saw on seatguru. I’m am very surprised to know that Ryan Air has more legroom, though not surprised in some regards based on my experience flying internationally with BA. Specifically the 787, it was horrible.
I'm also 6'5 but I guess it just depends on how much you want to spend. Here in the states if you fly the budget airlines you also need to pay for every little thing the exception being Southwest. When I go to Europe the only thing that bothers me is that sometimes an airport Ryanair flys into is MILES away from the city. The lower price on the European budget carriers lets me spend more on my experience so for that I don't mind dealing with it. Actually last year i was stuck middle seat on a flight from Madrid to Rome and my knee broke the armrest made the flight more comfortable but needless to say the flight attendants weren't happy.
When I flew with easyjet I HATED IT the seats were uncomfortable, the extra carry on fees were ridiculous because they classified my lunch bag a "carry on" and when I helped my mom put luggage in the rack they told me to 'get down, it's dangerous' overall I think easyjet are not a good airline in general.
I must agree.. I've flown Ryanair about 15-20 times, and never had issues with carry on.. The one time I flew with Easyjet probably everyone's carry on was checked and anybody going over was charged extra fees for sure! Added to that are their cramped seats with 1 inch (2.5cm) less leg room to Ryanair! The seats feel cramped in everyway possible, even for me at 173cm! Maybe I shouldn't ever fly with TAP Portugal, since they go another inch shorter still!
When comparing Ryanair and Easyjet there should be one more thing to be considered: I have a backpack which is slightly over the 55cm height. Ryanair never checked that in the 20+ flights I took with them. However I've heard alot of different stories from easyjet when it comes to that, basically being that them and Wizzair are the eonly Euro lowcost carriers still checking that.
Guys I had a flight with easyjet from Lisbon to London,Luton the staff was friendly the boarding and check in was fast and also the seats were comfortable
@Dantorp Aviation, All your economy weeks are so damn good- love the quality and effort you put into it! Keep up the good work! Can't wait for all the future Economy weeks. :D Best RUclipsr on Earth!
Only flown easyJet from LTN to KEF and back, it was on an A319-100. Seats were fairly good but service was mediocre - the crew kept forgetting about things people had ordered
I've flown easyjet so many times and always been top service and punctuality and price, have flown Norwegian several times and most have been late, what u haven't mentioned is easyJet doesn't have a weight limit on hand luggage and Norwegian is a mere 10kg combined, you can take a duty free bag on to easy jet and if u have a squashable small second piece place underneath some cheap items from Boots or WHSmiths, this works for me...wouldn't touch Ryanair with a barge pole..
I’ve never had to pay a check- in fee with Ryanair, and I’ve flown with them numerous times. I like flying with Ryanair because tickets are as cheap as €10 and you get a personal bag (backpack) and a small carry on suitcase, which is great for small trips I sound like I’m advertising for them lol
I was able to get minor name changes on Ryanair for free by chatting with their customer support, I think the fee only applies to a complete name change.
In Europe you fly mostly 1.5-2 hours.You don’t really need much comfort for this short amount of time.Thats why Ryanair is such a giant with 100 man passsngers a year.Simply ticket price is a factor.Thay fly everywhere.In Europe airports are every 100 miles with Ryanair flights
From my experience I tend to avoid EasyJet, I travel regularly and I always seemed to have a worse experience with EasyJet, their aircraft tend to be slightly older then Ryanair and Wizzair (Details available on Planespotters.net) To be fair you can see the wear on some EasyJet planes. The point that I'm trying to make is that at the end of the day, these airlines are massive meaning that it's easy to just get unlucky with service level and the quality of the aircraft. I seemed to be unlucky with EasyJet on a few occasions but there you go
I once flew with Ryanair , and the take off was crazy idk if that's s common thing in Ryanair but the pilot just pulled the flying stick like he was flying fighter jet ,but I really enjoyed it
@Dantorp totally agree with @CanadianJewel. Premium economy comparison reviews would be an great addition to the already outstanding content. With Premium Economy becoming increasingly popular amonst passengers, I'm sure travelers would appreciate your professional advice on which PE products are the best!
Norwegian is the only international carrier at my home airport, and I've heard that their service is better than that of some major carriers. They're my favorite airline.
Ryanair aircraft interior has now changed, boeing sky interior is fitted, and the pockets in the seats in front of you has been removed for being an extra thing to clear at the airport. The most important thing you all need to know is that ryanair aircraft stay on the ground for 25 minutes ONLY (if no emergency, or other difficult situation occurs), this means that passengers are disembarked in the first 10 minutes, and other passengers are boarded in the 10 minutes following. That means it's one of the quickest turnarounds airlines can make. And don't comply with the airline itself if there's a delay, please, at least be informed of the different situations that cam happen and never blame the airline itself.
If you compare them on the London-Copenhagen route you should also include comparing transfer costs/times to the certain airports from Central London as all three airlines fly to and from different airports.
Didn't have a good experience with Norwegian. We got on the plane and had 2 wait 2 hours before takeoff also the internet/connections was very very slow. Half the time it didn't even work. Mind you we got extra leg room on the flight there without paying for it. The route was Lodon Gatwick to Lanarca, Cyprus
Pretty loyal Norwegian passenger checking in, and yeah I have tried Ryan air on 4 flights and EasyJet on 3. And honestly none of the 2 are that good. Norwegian is great though massive difference!
I was flying with Norwegian a lot and they are very good at almost everything. Nice crew and once one granny started to choke (almost died) and crew made everything to save her, excellent crew... :)
Maybe you should also have looked at the weight allowance for hand luggage, by Ryanair it is limited to 10kgs. by Easyjet no limit as long as you can stow the luggage without assistance.
Ryanair has often forced my partner and I to sit separately for not paying to allocate seats. Easyjet have always say us together as our flights are always booked together. We don't fly Ryanair anymore if we can avoid it even if it means paying a little more for Easy or Norwegian. Funny how different people have different experiences.
Great video! One suggestion though would be to compare the actual price of the ticket! It feels like that is probably one of the most important cost categories to call out!
If Wizzair was in the picture I would say it would be almost as good as Norwegian, however Norwegian is still by far the best...I guess the saying "you get what you pay for" is very good way to say about all the airlines :) Ryanair I feel has the best prices, but then again I dont like the seats so badly !!!! and there is no holding net on the seats so if I have a magazine or tablet I have no where to put it :\ ...
Slight problem with the comparison. Having been on Easyjet from Bristol to Madrid I noticed even know I was on the same plane model A319 the seats were completely different. On the way out the seats were wide with good legroom (and I'm 6'3") but on the return flight the seats were cramped with minimal legroom and the thermostat seemed to be faulty. I assume most other airlines would be like this aswell.
Ryanair flight from Stansted to Verona was the most uncomfortable flignt I have ever been on and that includes my time in the military flying on C130s. Swore I would never use them again.
Hi there. Nice video and I'd probably pretty much agree with your conclusions. I wouldn't touch Ryanair with the proverbial barge pole. They have too many 'gotchas' when it comes to charging for extras and their London hub is Stansted which isn't remotely anywhere near London at all. I checked on Google maps, and unless you have a car, to get from Central London to Stansted will involve about 20 minutes walking plus several transfers to public transport that, at best, will take another 1 hour and 26 minutes minimum. Add in waiting time for those and you're probably loking at *well* over 2 hours to get to 'London' Stansted from London. Their bare non-reclining seats are a form of torture as well. So I totally avoid them. Plus they fly to destinations that are as far from where you'd like to be as the trip to Stansted mentioned. At least Easyjet flies from Luton. You can get quite a fast direct train from several of the London Thameslink train stations including St Pancras which is the Eurostar terminal and from the station (Luton Airoort Parkway - specially built for the airport), it's a short shuttle bus to the airport. Allow maybe 40 minutes for the train at most. It's 10 minutes for me and a short walk to St Albans station. I have no experience of Norwegian but they sound like they're OK. BTW, I've been puzzling over this but do tell. Is your 'nym on RUclips a contraction of Daniel Torp ? Just a thought. p.s. flying Easyjet can bring a smile to your face too. A slightly flirty cabin attendant made an amusing comment on my short stay in Glasgow and gave my arm a friendly squeeze. Kudos there to Easyjet.
I flew Ryanair a couple weeks back, and ughh they were so bad. we had a 2-hour ground delay and weren't let off the plane, given any drinks or food and were told to stay in our seats most of the time. not so good, won't be flying with again!
Anything over an hour and 10 with Ryanair I epoch do it,rather pay extra then travel any longer distance, like being a sardine for an hour. I haven't flown any of the other two so be interested to see what they are like, a must do. Overall low cost carriers is a BS name anyway cause they are far from it with all their fees and crap.
Economy Week has been very interesting for me, as I am (weep! weep!) and economy traveler! I hope you will be able to do a Premium Economy comparison week at some point. Thank you for the video!
Nice review. I don't get to fly either airline, but I have seen a show about hoe Ryanair treats their pilots. I don't know about the other two, but I tend to stay away from most budget airlines, because I feel more expensive airlines may be safer. Of course, considering human greed, this may be a total illusion....
Norwegian is actually really good for being low cost
FsAviX ikr because my passport ran out but with Norwegian I managed to get a flight in the next 5 hrs
FsAviX I
dude when I went on easy jet my ticket was 8 dollars (around 6 or 5 pounds)
HoboGotCash as a norwegian, I would like to have a explaination on that. If it’s because of us often being awkwardly shy, i guess i agree.
Fuck off just believe that youre more weird im from Norway
1 - Norwegian
2 - EasyJet/WizzAir
3 -WOW Air
4 - RyanAir
@Gaming User
Hadn't at time of original comment
No it’s back
@@charlescalvin6045 bruh its not back
@@charlescalvin6045 its now called "Play Air"
Having flown on both EasyJet and Ryanair, I'd have to say EasyJet is a much better airline. The seats were more comfortable and the flights were more reliably on-time. The planes are cleaner and the crew are nicer as well. It's worth the small increase in cost.
Ryanair was best for me. I have never been on EasyJet.
For me the Ryanair cabin crew was 5/5.
Ryan air is good with price, it’s like an airbus, literally.
1. Norwegian
2. Easy Jet
3. Ryan air
Alpha Ryanair is the safest airline in the world though?
@@joshuajackson4742 no it's not
@@joshuajackson4742 For 2019, Qantas is singled out as the best, while the remaining 19 safest airlines haven't been ordered and are instead listed alphabetically.
The result is a list that includes what the website calls a "who's who of airlines," praised for being reliable and secure.
The top 20 are: Air New Zealand, Alaska Airlines, All Nippon Airways, American Airlines, Austrian Airlines, British Airways, Cathay Pacific Airways, Emirates, EVA Air, Finnair, Hawaiian Airlines, KLM, Lufthansa, Qantas, Qatar Airways, Scandinavian Airline System, Singapore Airlines, Swiss, and United Airlines and Virgin group of airlines (Atlantic and Australia).
Ryan air, has the WORST landings.
@@joshuajackson4742 it may not be the safest on the whole world, but of how many ryanair incidents have you heard?
I was on Easyjet the other week. Had no problems with them. Really good for a low budget in my opinion and will defo fly with them again.
5SecondsofDougie my family always fly with easyjet. i’ve been twice with them and they were amazing, my younger brother got to see the cockpit which was nice so easyjet is one i’ll always fly with.
EasyJet are amazing 🤩
Easyjet is amazing
I feel Norwegian shouldn't of been in this economy week, it obviously has better service but is noticeably more expensive than the other two. For a Europe low cost economy week, Wizz
air probably would of been a better fit. Regardless, good in-depth comparison but I will carry on using the airline cheapest airfare and avoid the extra's.
The3Sees should've been easyJet, Ryanair and Jet2
Norwegian is cheap, but some flights can be more expendive
No
Norwegian is cheap, but not 10 euro ticket cheap.
Norweigian is better
They're also not profitable and about to go out of business
@@carynoname2574 That is not confirmed yet. I think they can survive. But etihad airways is in some serious debt and the carrier is probably going to die in a few years (sadly).
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Maybe you just had an unlucky flight with EasyJet, every time I've flew with them they seemed super friendly. Personally the difference between RyanAir and EasyJet is massive from my experience.
That's the trouble, these airlines are massive! I been flying regularly with Ryanair, Wizzair and Easyjet for years now and from what I noticed is that I had miserable staff on all of these airlines on at least one occasion, but it's not a regular occurrence, they might be under pressure sometimes. From my travel experience, the best staff, I had were always on Wizz air, they would always smile and everything, the worst I had was on EasyJet, the stewardess that was serving me was so miserable that she didn't even smile when I told her a joke, instead she told me of in a bad way. But it does depend on the person too
Never been on easy jet
SavageLv100 easyJet*
Same the only difference is that not I flew with Ryanair but my cousins together with their parents flew with Ryanair as they flew with Ryanair before. So all of my easy jet flys were great while the one of my family members was miserable. Even their luggage got completely destroyed xD.
puttington I find it easyjet better than BA now!
Norwiegen also has the best livery.
ethmister6666 I actually prefer Norwegian to all of them but i think the livery is hideous
The new easyjet livery is nice though
Rgt
I,d like their tailfin,s too. A very good idea.
Don't hate but I like Ryanair' liverly.
4:45 it's actually very, very true. I remember flying Norwegian I think it was 5 years ago, and they had internet!
The new Norwegian 787 Dreamliner is a fantastic plane! It comes with more comfortable seats and more leg room, better lighting, windows that don’t have window shades, but instead have a cool dimming effect instead, and as if that wasn’t enough, they also come with tablets and a charging station with every single seat! I’ve recently tried one from Spain to Norway, and I loved it haha
norwegian airlines is the best
@@ralzvy KLM has extremely old planes. Feel way safer on Norwegian
Gud
@@ralzvy, You mean the sandwich plane? Where u only get sandwiches?
Mar Da Demigod I flew on KLM and yes it a sandwich plane lol
@@markuax5046 lol
Wheres my norwegian gang?🇳🇴
mhm do you mean the plane or people from norway? And mee!!!
Her
IM norwegian american and im goign to norway after the pandemic ends
When I’m the only Swede :(
British Airways 747 hej
Wow as a cabin crew for Ryanair it's embarrassing watching this video 😅
To be fair it's still better then a number of airlines out there! As a frequent passenger I tend to prefer travelling with either Ryanair or Wizz air, due to the fact that they fly to local airports (No transfers). When boarding one of these two airlines the cabin is always nice and clean (I love the new Sky interior). On the other hand, when I fly airlines like Easyjet and some of the posh airlines most of the time you can tell that the aircraft is old and the seats are worn out.
oisin rooney do you get hit by a truck every time the plane lands
Filip Golonka You must have been playing way to much flight simulator X on steam , I recommend you go back to reality.
oisin rooney well it is a low cost airline, you get what you pay for. There's a reason it's the cheapest airline in Europe.
Price and extra costs one considers in advance, but the crew on Ryanair have always made a nice and professional impression to remember after the flight.
I have travelled all over Europe with ryanair and can’t thank them enough for forcing prices down across the sector. The seats are not great and as I am wheat free I can barely eat anything but I’m happy to endure this for the possibility of being able to travel at a cost that I can afford. Norwegian are a lovely airline to travel with but their prices are starting to creep up, I really hope we don’t see them disappear sometime soon.
Good video...but sadly Norwegian don't have great routes out of the UK...i've flown both easyjet & ryanair and had no issues so far!
Same here just I've never been on easyJet but my friends have so they say the same
Point of airline lingo: a "base" is a domicile with offices and managers for flight and cabin crews. A "destination" is a city that the airline serves. You refer to each airline's bases when the you should be calling them destinations or cities served. I completely agree with your assessment of the "winner." You're totally right that the fees on top of fees and more fees is annoying to say the least. Thanks for your comprehensive overview of these European LCCs.
I personally would say Norwegian because the have long haul fights as well
shutup I said that because it is convenient for me to go from here in New York to Europe on a low cost carrier
I flew on Norwegian once and it was good
Love your economy week videos.
Totally agree!
Same from me!
Same!
Me five! Keep up with your amazing work! :D
The problem with Europe is their is too many low-cost airlines to compare! Ryanair, easyJet, Vueling, Norwegian, Jet2, WizzAir, Transavia, Flybe, Iberia Express, TUIfly, airBaltic, WOW Air and Eurowings. Though I've probably missed some.
Air Serbia, Croatia airlines, Aegean, Brussels airlines, Thomson, Arkefly, Czechia airlines, Bulgaria airlines
They're not low-cost airlines
KianWorld Arkefly is a low cost
And it depends on country which you should compare. Here in Ukraine Wizzair is the biggest and Ryanair has just entered (actually not yet, they will fly from September), also Italian Ernest airlines for Italy solely, Aegean for Greece. And for far destinations and most Western Europe it’s quite reasonable to have a change in Poland or Germany, as Wizzair flies only to Germany and UK considering west from Ukraine.
Idk about WOW Air
I am flying on Friday with easyjet. Thanks for this man! I have a bad fear of flying but crazy thing is, I'm a boxer. Don't fear much but this actually helped me, knowing that you're happy with easyjet.
Jet2 is my favourite low cost airline, may not be as big but living in the north of the UK I find it is the friendliest and easiest.
drlampost lol what other airlines have you flown to say this is ur favorite airline
Flew all the major low cost ones in the UK, ryanair, easyjet, monarch, wizz, norwegian
They used to be great about 5 years ago, unfortunately they have become worse than Ryanair in terms of hidden charges and extra fees.
drlampost same
I like Jet2 i consider them to be YorkshireAirways. I've always liked the metallic silver paint on the livery.
Bit of a fun fact for any sports car enthusiasts out there.
The new seats in the EasyJet’s are made by Recaro who also make the seats for sports cars.
Found this out last time i was on an EasyJet flight as it had the Recaro logo on the latch that holds the tray table up.
Good to know!
Norwegian and Porsche use the same seat manufacturer:)
Should've been EasyJet, Ryanair and Jet2?
Or wizz
Oh jet2 is much better than Ryanair and easyJet in my opinion!
Jet2 wouldn’t be much of a comparison because they are more of a holiday thing but you could compare TUI, Thomas Cook and Jet2
Ruben_gaming YT or wow
bluemeannie Jet2 would have won
Great review. Is comparing Eurowings, Vueling and WIZZ Air an option?
Enno Riemersma no
I was also thinking those three would be interesting to see as well
Good idea
I’ve been on Vueling Airlines before, their landings are good, service is average and seating is alright.
@@FLAMEalan Landings are so irrelevant that they arent a point of comparison in my opinion
I went with Ryanair once and will never again. I went out of the plane with extreme knee pain, unable to walk without assistance for the next hour.
My back pain stayed for a week.
Can’t say that about Norwegian.
But I would choose EasyJet over Ryanair because I still would like to walk after flying.
Thank you as always for this comparison. I flew RyanAir 1st time end Nov-Dec. 4 flights return, to 2 destinations in 7 days. I have to say my experience of RyanAir has trumped EasyJet (long time flyer with Easyjet). Yes it is more chaotic, yet half the time you pay priority boarding with Easyjet and like Ryanair it simply is not enforced. Though with Ryanair you get a great carry on luggage alowance., and if you pay priority boarding your larger carry-on is guaranteed on the plane. Makes de-boarding, customs and airport exit at least 15 mins quicker.
I agree Norwegian is the best among the three. I rode on Ryanair and their bag allowances are the most intimidating. What one has to be cautious about is the small bag.
One other tip that I have is for easyjet, try the 'hands-free' option. It costs about £5/€6 but if your 'big bag' is small enough to qualify as hand luggage, it helps a lot
Norwegian was great when I flew with them. I enjoyed their services. Great for a low cost
Not really a fair test
Ryanair, low cost budget airline who operates the 737-800 and 737MAX
Easyjet, airline that only flies short haul in Europe and operates the a320, a319 and a320NEO
Norwegian, low cost airline that flies all over the world, they use the 737-800, 737MAX AND 787-9
Ryanair dosent have 737MAX yet
I'm actually pretty sure that Ryanair has upgraded and now have more legroom in the seats. But in saying that I'm not completely sure, it's just my experience from a few months ago that I had a lot more legroom than what I would have usually had.
And as an Irish person, I'm fairly sure he didn't say Ryanair with an Irish accent. I don't know whether I'm deaf, but I'm pretty sure there was no accent change when saying Ryanair.
Now they have much thinner seats and no longer have the yellow that always made me feel sick
Ah okay, the thinner seats must explain the increased legroom. And same here, that yellow always made me feel ill on flights.
On the news, i always get stories saying 'pilot shortage on Ryanair flights lead to dozens of flights being cancelled.' Once, at the airport, on the departure board, I noticed that all of the Ryanair flights had been delayed or cancelled . And even if there are no issues, they are usually always late and never arive on time.
So many memories on east jet anticipating the holiday playing cards on the plane. I want that for my kids.
Nice video, but just have to add one thing, Ryanair almost always goes to airports that are far from the city, but Easy Jet is flying to many main airports.
Norwegian mostly only flies to main airports too.. I sincerely think however that with Ryanair you still actually get what you are paying for.
That may be true but I have landed in main airports and yes you did say almost always
I make quite a few short journeys (1hr) to Edinburgh every couple of months and always go with Easyjet. They are reasonably cheap and I have even messed up booking the wrong dates and putting myself as a Miss instead of Mr in the same booking. They changed the dates and title for free within the 24 hrs and even waived the fare difference which was £10.
I think the change of dates and fare difference may of been discretionary but most people have got it done even if it is not their formal policy to do so.
I'm actually quite excited for my next trip to England. My dad has lived in England the majority of his life (he now lives in Denmark with my mum, me and my brother), and we're going to England in November. usually, I just fly EasyJet (and, until recently, Ryanair), but I'm gonna fly with SAS now. Sure, that's not absolutely insane, but I'm gonna be flying on the CRJ-700 or something. And, as an avgeek, I love to fly with planes I've never flown with before.
The fees are also highly different based on the county the ticket is purchased in (travel originates from). In answer to your question about Ryan-air change fees, they put in a specific wording that is easily missed if you aren't looking for it. It says "Fees from" in other words that is the lowest the cost to change a flight is that "processing fee" IE: the different in fare is added to the cost, it's just a creative way of saying it. What suprised me is Ryanair charges 25 euro to reissue a boarding card, if you misplace it after you initially booked your ticket and another 55 euro to checkin at the airport. Easyjet had no fee for either of these. Name corrections/changes was another area Ryanair charges 115euro at the time of the booking or 160euro anytime after without regard for a simple correction or a change of passenger. EasyJet minor name corrections like changing Dan to Daniel to match a passport are free, but a name change to a different individual was 25-50GP online depending on it being 60 days in advance of flight date or not. easy jet also let you take a earlier flight on the same day they allowed it for 30GP at time of online checkin.
I flew with Ryanair this
morning and it was a mixed experience, flown with them multiple times yet this was surprising. Firstly the new cabin had thinner, more comfy seats with more leg room, felt like a new plane. But they’ve installed this ridiculous policy where suitcases, which you are normally allowed to take on the cabin, now go in the hold (unless you want to pay £10!) which means more hassle once you land gathering baggage. Also we fly as a family and when Ryanair randomly allocate seats, we’re all over the place and have to pay to get one of us closer. Quite frankly you get what you pay for but they’re just trying to squeeze every penny once you reach the airport, which is how they make money. Can’t fault them for that really
We fly to Spain from the UK every few weeks and to be honest, we’ve never had any MAJOR issues with any of them in the past 2 years, usually once you’re in your seat it’s sorta hassle free
amypom123 - I believe they could be way less scrupulous in doing so.
May be your suitcase is a little bit larger than their allowed suitcase? Or was it a tiny suitcase, and they took on hold each and every suitcase?
If I understand correct 'putting on hold' means that they took your suitcase in a regular luggage compartment - if they did not charge you for doing that didn't it make your flight more comfortable?
Thank you
hyperborean72 The suitcases were the correct size - it is the size appropriate to go in the overhead lockers. They took those types of bags off of everyone - unless you paid £5 - and put them in the hold under the plane. This added hassle to us because we had to wait for an hour for our bags when we didn’t plan to, most people who travel short, cheap flights want to take there baggage on the plane in small bags, so they can leave the airport quickly - with the new policy we can’t. Sorry if it was unclear
I'll explain why Ryanair changed the bag policy. Before January 2018, you could take 2 bags with you: a cabin bag and a personal bag such as handbag, backpack, etc. While the cabin bag had to go to the compartment, the personal bag HAD to be stowed under the seat. However, the passengers weren't doing this. They would stow everything inside the compartment, taking all the space for big bags and while still in the middle of the boarding there was no more space and if you asked them to remove a small bag or a jacket they would become aggressive. Also, they were bringing more bags that they were allowed (I once had a passenger with 4 bags and a family of 3 that filled a whole compartment) and if the cabin crew said something, they would start a commotion. Flights were getting delayed, slots lost and reports were being filled everyday just because people can't respect the rules of the airline.
Before January 2018, there were days were I had to tag up to 60 bags and being hours delayed because we lost our slot thanks to people not respecting something so easy as the old bag policy. I know it's a pain in the ass, when I fly I also want my bag with me, but that was the reason they had to change policies.
Excellent comparison video! I’m curious if you are considering doing a comparison for European legacy carriers like BA, Lufthansa and KLM. The reason I ask is that I avoid budget and ULCC airlines because I’m 6’5 and I don’t normally fit, I go with the larger mainline carriers for the SeatIng space. I would be super curious about a review of premium economy and maybe a big & tall episode for people like me who are constantly struggling with finding seats that fit our bodies without paying a fortune to either upgrade to exit rows, comfort class, premium economy or business class. Thoughts? Keep up the awesome vids!
CanadianJewel I’m the same height. I think this is a great idea!
Believe it or not but Ryanair has more legroom than British Airways!
Spoiler Alert: BA get's last place because it sucks.
To be fair I haven’t flown BA domestic Europe routes for the concern over legroom based on what I saw on seatguru. I’m am very surprised to know that Ryan Air has more legroom, though not surprised in some regards based on my experience flying internationally with BA. Specifically the 787, it was horrible.
I'm also 6'5 but I guess it just depends on how much you want to spend. Here in the states if you fly the budget airlines you also need to pay for every little thing the exception being Southwest. When I go to Europe the only thing that bothers me is that sometimes an airport Ryanair flys into is MILES away from the city. The lower price on the European budget carriers lets me spend more on my experience so for that I don't mind dealing with it. Actually last year i was stuck middle seat on a flight from Madrid to Rome and my knee broke the armrest made the flight more comfortable but needless to say the flight attendants weren't happy.
Excellent video. What I love about you is that you are so thorough.
When I flew with easyjet I HATED IT the seats were uncomfortable, the extra carry on fees were ridiculous because they classified my lunch bag a "carry on" and when I helped my mom put luggage in the rack they told me to 'get down, it's dangerous' overall I think easyjet are not a good airline in general.
I must agree.. I've flown Ryanair about 15-20 times, and never had issues with carry on.. The one time I flew with Easyjet probably everyone's carry on was checked and anybody going over was charged extra fees for sure! Added to that are their cramped seats with 1 inch (2.5cm) less leg room to Ryanair! The seats feel cramped in everyway possible, even for me at 173cm! Maybe I shouldn't ever fly with TAP Portugal, since they go another inch shorter still!
Everybody, has its opinions, but I think, Ryanair is worse than Easy Jet
When comparing Ryanair and Easyjet there should be one more thing to be considered: I have a backpack which is slightly over the 55cm height. Ryanair never checked that in the 20+ flights I took with them. However I've heard alot of different stories from easyjet when it comes to that, basically being that them and Wizzair are the eonly Euro lowcost carriers still checking that.
Guys I had a flight with easyjet from Lisbon to London,Luton the staff was friendly the boarding and check in was fast and also the seats were comfortable
@Dantorp Aviation, All your economy weeks are so damn good- love the quality and effort you put into it! Keep up the good work! Can't wait for all the future Economy weeks. :D Best RUclipsr on Earth!
Only flown easyJet from LTN to KEF and back, it was on an A319-100. Seats were fairly good but service was mediocre - the crew kept forgetting about things people had ordered
These Reviews are absolutely amazing ❤️
Such a hard work 💪💪
Keep going like this
I've flown easyjet so many times and always been top service and punctuality and price, have flown Norwegian several times and most have been late, what u haven't mentioned is easyJet doesn't have a weight limit on hand luggage and Norwegian is a mere 10kg combined, you can take a duty free bag on to easy jet and if u have a squashable small second piece place underneath some cheap items from Boots or WHSmiths, this works for me...wouldn't touch Ryanair with a barge pole..
I’ve never had to pay a check- in fee with Ryanair, and I’ve flown with them numerous times.
I like flying with Ryanair because tickets are as cheap as €10 and you get a personal bag (backpack) and a small carry on suitcase, which is great for small trips
I sound like I’m advertising for them lol
I was able to get minor name changes on Ryanair for free by chatting with their customer support, I think the fee only applies to a complete name change.
In Europe you fly mostly 1.5-2 hours.You don’t really need much comfort for this short amount of time.Thats why Ryanair is such a giant with 100 man passsngers a year.Simply ticket price is a factor.Thay fly everywhere.In Europe airports are every 100 miles with Ryanair flights
I almost always fly with Norwegian because it’s one of three airlines that come to my city. And it’s cheaper than the others.
I haven't yet experienced Norwegian, but would easily have chosen EasyJet over Ryanair - glad you agree (even if a little reluctantly)
From my experience I tend to avoid EasyJet, I travel regularly and I always seemed to have a worse experience with EasyJet, their aircraft tend to be slightly older then Ryanair and Wizzair (Details available on Planespotters.net) To be fair you can see the wear on some EasyJet planes. The point that I'm trying to make is that at the end of the day, these airlines are massive meaning that it's easy to just get unlucky with service level and the quality of the aircraft. I seemed to be unlucky with EasyJet on a few occasions but there you go
Yes i from norway
I once flew with Ryanair , and the take off was crazy idk if that's s common thing in Ryanair but the pilot just pulled the flying stick like he was flying fighter jet ,but I really enjoyed it
My favorite budget airlines in Europe
1. Norwegian
2. EasyJet
3. Veuling
4. Wizz
Ryanair is OK but I don't really want to fly with them
Liam Singleton same, ryanair just don’t appear to me
I really want you to do a Jetblue vs BA (British Airways) review on both business (mint on Jetblue) and economy on the New York to London route.
2 hours flying with Ryanair its olay but longer then 4 hours is really terrible 😅
I'm going on a 4 hour flight on ryanair in 1 week :/
@@bloom520 I'm going in summer for 3 hours
@@bloom520 have a nice butter landing !
Happy to learn about Norwegian. I looked them up and they have a Chicago to London flight starting at $360.
The only RUclipsr who does this! Please compare turkish airlines vs Swiss vs lufthansa
@Dantorp totally agree with @CanadianJewel. Premium economy comparison reviews would be an great addition to the already outstanding content. With Premium Economy becoming increasingly popular amonst passengers, I'm sure travelers would appreciate your professional advice on which PE products are the best!
You missed my most important factor! The weight for hand luggage, easyJet is unlimited and Ryanair is only 10kg.....
Richard Gunther agree this is a major plus , also you are allowed a bigger bag on easyJet than Ryanair . Don’t know how he missed that.
Norwegian is the only international carrier at my home airport, and I've heard that their service is better than that of some major carriers. They're my favorite airline.
I went on easy jet a couple of month ago and it was so good I will always go with easy jet
Ryanair aircraft interior has now changed, boeing sky interior is fitted, and the pockets in the seats in front of you has been removed for being an extra thing to clear at the airport. The most important thing you all need to know is that ryanair aircraft stay on the ground for 25 minutes ONLY (if no emergency, or other difficult situation occurs), this means that passengers are disembarked in the first 10 minutes, and other passengers are boarded in the 10 minutes following. That means it's one of the quickest turnarounds airlines can make. And don't comply with the airline itself if there's a delay, please, at least be informed of the different situations that cam happen and never blame the airline itself.
If you compare them on the London-Copenhagen route you should also include comparing transfer costs/times to the certain airports from Central London as all three airlines fly to and from different airports.
Didn't have a good experience with Norwegian. We got on the plane and had 2 wait 2 hours before takeoff also the internet/connections was very very slow. Half the time it didn't even work. Mind you we got extra leg room on the flight there without paying for it. The route was Lodon Gatwick to Lanarca, Cyprus
I live in Sweden and when i Travel i often fly Norwegian and their it is very Good leg room and Good service!
I think Ryanair’s leather seats (I think it’s leather) is quite good looks comfortable.
Horrible seats. Feels like sitting on a hard floor. I thought I was going to get DVT on a medium-haul flight.
I agree the seats are kind of comfortable
Pretty loyal Norwegian passenger checking in, and yeah I have tried Ryan air on 4 flights and EasyJet on 3. And honestly none of the 2 are that good. Norwegian is great though massive difference!
I was flying with Norwegian a lot and they are very good at almost everything. Nice crew and once one granny started to choke (almost died) and crew made everything to save her, excellent crew... :)
I'm going on a Norwegian 787 and so far the way here on it aas AMAZING
Maybe you should also have looked at the weight allowance for hand luggage, by Ryanair it is limited to 10kgs. by Easyjet no limit as long as you can stow the luggage without assistance.
The new easy jet a320 neos have reclining seats! Utter heaven for a twenty quid flight
Not for the person behind though given the space between seats.
Ryanair has often forced my partner and I to sit separately for not paying to allocate seats. Easyjet have always say us together as our flights are always booked together. We don't fly Ryanair anymore if we can avoid it even if it means paying a little more for Easy or Norwegian. Funny how different people have different experiences.
I remember EasyJet being quite good. Their Croque Monsieur sandwich was nice and the staff were friendly but Norwegian looks like the planes are nice
Great video! One suggestion though would be to compare the actual price of the ticket! It feels like that is probably one of the most important cost categories to call out!
HA HA! The man in the blue jacket picking up his case at 6:58 is my uncle Tom! LOL! 😅
If Wizzair was in the picture I would say it would be almost as good as Norwegian, however Norwegian is still by far the best...I guess the saying "you get what you pay for" is very good way to say about all the airlines :) Ryanair I feel has the best prices, but then again I dont like the seats so badly !!!! and there is no holding net on the seats so if I have a magazine or tablet I have no where to put it :\ ...
Our flight from NYC to Amsterdam didn't arrived and didn't left in Amsterdam and we never knew they didn't told us not even an email or call
Slight problem with the comparison.
Having been on Easyjet from Bristol to Madrid I noticed even know I was on the same plane model A319 the seats were completely different.
On the way out the seats were wide with good legroom (and I'm 6'3") but on the return flight the seats were cramped with minimal legroom and the thermostat seemed to be faulty.
I assume most other airlines would be like this aswell.
Both Ryanair and Norwegian use 737 NGs which are. Narrower than the A320s that easyjet use, meaning that easyjet has more on board space
Ryanair flight from Stansted to Verona was the most uncomfortable flignt I have ever been on and that includes my time in the military flying on C130s. Swore I would never use them again.
Why pay 115 euros to change name wen its cheaper to just buy a whole new ticket
Five econo flights in one day is just kooky. Great vid!
I really liked this video! One thing I will say though is that i've had to make name corrections in the past with ryanair and wasn't charged for it.
If you book your seat with Easyjet you get SB and you can bring a extra bag with you
In my opinion, Norwegian is actually quite good. I have flown it a few times, and i liked it.
Hope you had fun filming this!! ✈️
It was as fun as flying low-cost can get ;)
Hi there. Nice video and I'd probably pretty much agree with your conclusions. I wouldn't touch Ryanair with the proverbial barge pole. They have too many 'gotchas' when it comes to charging for extras and their London hub is Stansted which isn't remotely anywhere near London at all. I checked on Google maps, and unless you have a car, to get from Central London to Stansted will involve about 20 minutes walking plus several transfers to public transport that, at best, will take another 1 hour and 26 minutes minimum. Add in waiting time for those and you're probably loking at *well* over 2 hours to get to 'London' Stansted from London. Their bare non-reclining seats are a form of torture as well. So I totally avoid them. Plus they fly to destinations that are as far from where you'd like to be as the trip to Stansted mentioned. At least Easyjet flies from Luton. You can get quite a fast direct train from several of the London Thameslink train stations including St Pancras which is the Eurostar terminal and from the station (Luton Airoort Parkway - specially built for the airport), it's a short shuttle bus to the airport. Allow maybe 40 minutes for the train at most. It's 10 minutes for me and a short walk to St Albans station. I have no experience of Norwegian but they sound like they're OK. BTW, I've been puzzling over this but do tell. Is your 'nym on RUclips a contraction of Daniel Torp ? Just a thought. p.s. flying Easyjet can bring a smile to your face too. A slightly flirty cabin attendant made an amusing comment on my short stay in Glasgow and gave my arm a friendly squeeze. Kudos there to Easyjet.
Will we see a SAS Business review soon? Saw your Instagram story with you in a SAS Business cabin fairly recently. 😍
Also curious about your Heathrow locked in experience 🤣
You would save a lot of money if you book on the airlines website... ryanairs bag check in is 20 euro flat and priority is 5 euro...
I flew Ryanair a couple weeks back, and ughh they were so bad. we had a 2-hour ground delay and weren't let off the plane, given any drinks or food and were told to stay in our seats most of the time. not so good, won't be flying with again!
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Anything over an hour and 10 with Ryanair I epoch do it,rather pay extra then travel any longer distance, like being a sardine for an hour. I haven't flown any of the other two so be interested to see what they are like, a must do. Overall low cost carriers is a BS name anyway cause they are far from it with all their fees and crap.
Brilliant sum-up and overall a great series! I myself love Easyjet. This has earned you another subscriber XD
Great video! But I’d just like to point out that if you use Ryan Airs live chat service it’s FREE to make a name change
Economy Week has been very interesting for me, as I am (weep! weep!) and economy traveler! I hope you will be able to do a Premium Economy comparison week at some point. Thank you for the video!
Plz do some class shuttle week! Such as Pegasus,Emirates,Cathy Pacific,Or British Airways!
I love easyjet
Nice review. I don't get to fly either airline, but I have seen a show about hoe Ryanair treats their pilots. I don't know about the other two, but I tend to stay away from most budget airlines, because I feel more expensive airlines may be safer. Of course, considering human greed, this may be a total illusion....