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Now Ryanair is giving students lessons in how to pack carry-on luggage http://dlvr.it/GKxX5 #lowcost #ryanair over 1 year ago via twitter
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Easyjet are encouraging passengers to take hand luggage only. They publish size limits for such luggage but seem to take no steps to enforce it.
The result is that people try and push the limits and you may then find it difficult to put your own case in the overhead locker due to the excess size of your neighbours.
They already have standard bag size measurement stands near check-in. It should be an automatic requirement that passengers have to put their luggage through them or check the bag in if it will not fit.
over 2 years ago via web
It should be compulsory that you don't go on Ryanair. If you do....well, it's like holidaying in Wales and then complaining about the weather. over 2 years ago via web
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Having a restriction on size and number of bags is one thing, and makes sense if there is a space restriction in the cabin. But if this is so important why is it enforced so inconsistently? Only one bag, unless you have bought duty free. over 2 years ago via web
This is to encourage passengers to spend, spend,spend in the airport. I read somewhere that the average passenger, especially if held captive due to flight delays, would spend at least £70 whilst in an airport. The longer you are delayed, the more money they make. over 2 years ago via web
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