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RyanAir was the worst airline I've been on.

I literally fitted into my seat. The only part of my body I could manouvre was my head, far enough to rest my forehead on the seat in front.

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monkdagola but how do you TURN a phrase?, Fri 31 Oct 2008, 23:37, archived)

you get more legroom in a standard ryanair seat

(not the emergency seat) than on a train or a bus in the UK
I know this from experience.

I don't see what people's problem is, it's not as if they claim they're anything they're not.

if you don't like it pay more for your ticket and fly from an airport in another city

(cs192 is sucking on a Koala at, Fri 31 Oct 2008, 23:42, archived)

I've never had a problem with seat space what with being rather little.

When I flew Business Class to New York I was confused at being lost in my seat D:

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Redsushi! Whoop! Whoop! Yes, that one!, Fri 31 Oct 2008, 23:51, archived)

I had no choice, it was an organised trip.

Personally I would avoid them, even before experiencing their flights.

(*ALTHOUGH* I may have been in the smaller seats, the last row at the back.)

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monkdagola but how do you TURN a phrase?, Fri 31 Oct 2008, 23:51, archived)

i love them seats

you get to see the engine split apart on landing :D

except for the front row, and two middle exit rows all the seats are the same size and identical. what pissed me off when we flew to spain was that their seats no longer recline (presumably cheaper) so i was quite uncomfortable when i woke up. but i didn't pay for the flights so men

(cs192 is sucking on a Koala at, Sat 1 Nov 2008, 0:28, archived)

I'm 6'4

and Ryanair aren't particularly bad. I've had less legroom on BA than I get on Ryanair and there's a lot of trains -- Scotrail spring immediately to mind -- and pretty much any coach that has a lot less legroom.

Just a pity that where I live the only way of getting to Ryanair's airports is two hours on a coach...

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boris the spider, Fri 31 Oct 2008, 23:55, archived)