7 Reasons Why Flying Ryanair Isn't As Bad As You Think

European low-cost carrier Ryanair often gets a bad rap from passengers who have had a less positive experience with the airline. While it is true that things can go wrong from time to time, the majority of experiences with Ryanair are uneventful- in a good way. Here are 7 reasons why flying Ryanair isn't as bad as you may think.
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[@whispie.]

Ryanair is a blessing. Some people forget how little money they paid to fly with them. My last flight? Madrid to Milano for EUR 7,99. Beat that.

[@DrainArchive]

Agreed

[@agambansal902]

My friend once got a seat for 3 GBP

[@mauzer8k805]

Flew with lauda (under ryanair) this summer. It was cool, affordable and punctual. In pretty tall and still had leg room, and they let me see the flightdeck after deboarding and i had a chat with the captain :)

[@neilrwilliams218]

In the UK we have a coach service called National Express that's meant to be a cheap and cheerful way to travel between cities. I tend to think of Ryanair and easyJet as International Express.

[@davidfriedrich1373]

I traveled a lot, eco here, eco there. Business on Scoot, Business on Lufthansa, Business on Qatar. Still, always, if its an option, i choose Ryanair. You get what you pay for, a safe flight, mostly on time. Most people saying bad things about Ryanair fly a few times a year or less. If you travel a lot - you can compare - and you will see, Ryanair is good.

[@experiencedtraveller9453]

We have used Ryan Air between Cyprus and Uk since they started flying to Paphos . During Covid, Ryan Air flights from UK to Cyprus continued with very few cancellations, whereas competitors stopped flying or cancelled flights at the last minute if they were not full. We flew a few times from Cyprus to UK in 2021 and had great experiences. In 2022 we flew to UK, Marseille, Zadar and Zagreb , all on time and efficient . I agree with all the points in this video, Ryan Air has come a long way in the last 10 years , it is now a leader in Europe

[@ernestogonzalez-guevara9684]

I flew with Ryanair the LIS - SVQ and BCN - BER routes. The service was nice, the price cheap, The crew friendly and I had no any kind of complaints.

[@spenym14]

Over the summer I was looking for flights from Santorini to Milan one way. easyJet and Ryanair were the same price and their flight times were an hour apart. I went with easyJet, and I’m glad I did because the Ryanair flight that was supposed to depart an hour before mine was delayed 9 hours. I felt a little smug walking to the aircraft 😂

[@vlzrii]

I think it's to do with time zones, not sure. On Ryanair's website the landing time is shown in the timezone of the country you are arriving in, therefore the time may be late/early.

[@dawnholmes-hedgehog6177]

@@vlzrii That would not account for the 9 hour delay though in this instance.

[@YSLaurens]

Problem isn’t Ryanair, the problem is the type of passengers you’ll find on Ryanair.

[@rhugk2006]

Constantly flying Ryanair, most of the time it has been on time with one exception that had a 1.5 hours delay due to airport congestion related to non Ryanair strikes. And had one flight cancellation that actually helped as I was planning to cancel the flight, refunded within a couple of weeks. Leg room is better than some European Flag carriers. It’s always my first choice unless I find cheaper with another airline (airfare + cost to airport)

[@ant647448336]

Far better than the legroom with the older A320s operated by Vueling. I fly with RYR at least once a year from Malaga to Budapest, quite happy to be honest.

[@pianemova]

Guys, 12 years of aviation here, I work for an european "legacy carrier" and guess what? I rather fly the LCC's, most of the flights are on time, while ours are rarely on time, you pay for everything with them? Guess what? now with us you also pay for almost everything. Upgrade to bizz class? Yes, pay the difference but get no extra bag, no fast track, no comfy seat, the difference being the middle seat blocked. In the end of the day: I only use my staff travel benefits on long haul flights IF the fare is worth it...

[@Trekkiejay]

Usually try to avoid them after they stranded me in the canaries when they cancelled my flight home due to bad weather (no option to re-route, simply refunded my fare and I couldn’t contact them). That was almost 4 years ago, I’ve decided to try them again next March for a trip to Madrid (good flight time). Fingers crossed!

[@dawnholmes-hedgehog6177]

That's the downside. They say here's your money back. Now go away. If you are fit and able and have deep pockets, a person can manage. If you have a disability and need a little more consideration, then pay the extra and fly with another airline who will ensure you get home.

[@gandalug1]

Just be mindful about where your flight will land. Ryanair is quite cheeky when naming their destinations, ie. their Barcelona airport is actually Barcelona (Girona), mind you, Girona is 100km away from Barcelona. So unless you’re going to Girona, you’re better off flying with Easyjet to Barcelona El Prat, which is actually located in Barcelona. You save time and money with your transportation. Another example is Milano Orio del Sério, which is actually located in Bergamo, over 50km from Milano. There are many more similar examples. Other than that, I agree with what was said in the video.

[@malbecmikegrey996]

Ryanair have had (not sure if it's current) some international examples. Two I recall are Copenhagen (Malmo) and Vienna (Bratislava). They may not be that far apart, but it ain't Ryanair that's paying for the the final leg to your real destination. Having said that, I think - on my limited experience - Ryanair does what it claims to do more than adequately.

[@PakaBubi]

Ryanair is not bad at all provided that you don’t have high expectations when it comes to service. Their onboard food and beverage selection is great and reasonably priced. I never had a negative experience with them. The problem comes in when things go south and Ryanair might not have the resources or willingness to deal with the issue. Then you are on your own.

[@vlzrii]

Ryanair being the only airline I have flown in my life, it is really excellent and reliant. I don't think anyone actually hates it, however I see that it has become a worldwide joke about the 'leg room and hard landings'. Honestly they are really good.

[@skylineXpert]

I collected lists of their fees and could see changes for years were rising on many fronts. The use of airports and naming them after the city which they are located 100 kilometers or more from... But I dont really pity the people who doesnt come prepared at check-in. Usually I use them to supply my smoking friends with cigs..

[@thomassch7343]

I wish someone would finally do a ranking on how employees are treated by the airlines - and not only the passengers. I worked for 2 and loved the job but this gets always forgotten. Happy crew - happy pax! Still some CEO’s don’t get it, or don’t care.

[@Damian.D]

Exactly!

[@heidirabenau511]

*Akbar Al Baker sweats intensively*

[@JohanBakkeMusik]

I think it depends on what you compare with. I have traveled with Ryanair one time, Stockholm to Prague and back. Before that I traveled many times by bus in Sweden, 4 - 5 hour trips, and compared to that 2 hours on a Ryanair flight is much better than the bus.

[@NicoLDMB]

The legroom might be good but when you are 2m it is small… but this is the case with other carriers as well

[@mixkula]

I think you get what you pay for, it’s usually the lack of courtesy of fellow passengers that make the experience less than desirable

[@jeadie2273]

Flew them for the first time on pet of a European trip in May with my son. It was totally fine and the crew were a lot of fun. On time, reasonably comfortable for a 2 hour flight. Here in the USA we have Spirit airlines and frontier airlines…ULCC, both. You get what you pay for. I’ve never had issues with either one. The issue is not usually the airline but the people flying them because they are cheap. Just because you get a good deal on a flight does not give you the right to have bad behavior.

[@iamaizul]

I flew with Ryanair this year’s summer across Europe, and I can tell you the experience was alright. Even though they announce the gate literally 15 minutes before the flight 😂. As for the landing, it’s true. Ryanair don’t land, they arrive 😂. Anyways, I flew from Paris Beauvais to Leeds for only £5, beat that.

[@TheGodfatherUk]

I went from Hanoi to Da Nang on bamboo for £6 with 20kg hold luggage 7kg cabin luggage and got free water and seat selection. I consider that beaten 😅

[@dawnholmes-hedgehog6177]

Of course a seat price this low is only for the odd seat, most have to pay more or the airline could not function. You got lucky on that occasion.

[@TheGodfatherUk]

@@dawnholmes-hedgehog6177 got lucky? Bamboo Airways, VietJet, Air Asia Philippines, Nok Air all give this free lol. Its more conditioned to accept poorer conditions as a bargain. My 2 pence anyway.

[@ghonsalu1]

They simply deliver what you need. It is effective.

[@peterferrydriver]

Flying RyanAir can be easy if one follows their procedures as outlined on their web site. The only problems I've seen are with passengers who try to circle their rules, mainly with oversized luggage. Yes, I've seen a fellow denied boarding & no refunds given due to him trying to board with large bag. As for landing outside of popular cities, that information is easily discovered when planning one's journey. Train and bus schedules to complete a trip can be found online. One has to balance the cost of the flight with the cost and convenience of arriving at one's final destination. The only inconvenience I have faced with one of my RyanAir flights was not the airline's fault. Three evening flights landed in Beauvais close together, and there was only one bored French customs officer checking everyone's passports, which caused long lineups and delays. Apart from that one scene, all my other RyanAir flights were fine and on time.

[@AttaboyIII]

I fly a route with both RyanAir and a Legacy Carrier (AerLingus) as options regularly. RyanAir are far quicker and more efficient gate to gate, and the legroom is actually better than the alternative. Whilst the seat isn't quite a comfy, it's perfectly adequate, particularly on their older models.

[@dfbiker]

Love Ryanair. They do what they say, get you to your place on time and like the video says, you only pat for what you want.

[@aviationcinematics2024]

Thanks for this amazing video!

[@pauldowner1]

Having flown with them a many times.. Some issues with customer service when i booked my flights over 6 months in advance and dates/times change (to be expected) and the odd delays nothing more than 2 hours.. I think there are pretty decent.. Definitely compared to high speed trains in the UK.. Nicer staff too.. Im glad they exist

[@puzzledzimbo]

Had 4 flights with them. My only complaint is the service at Stansted using the budget gates where you line up like cattle but otherwise the rest of the time they offer a decent service.

[@Dansaviation]

They have "butter" landings

[@___Me_]

Their prices are unbeatable, but I don't want to be remembered by that every minute of the flight: Yellow interior, countless product sales and advertising, etc. Prefer Easyjet, it"s well...easier. Easier booking, better overview of costs and less surprises. Once had covid and had to reschedule my flight with Easyjet a day before departure, costet me 60 Euros for a two way ticket. Once had to do the same with Ryanair: 120 Euros to cancel a 90 Euro ticket....

[@parrjj01]

Flowing with them many many times (100+}. As you said in the beginning, uneventful but not bad. Just that 1 time we sat on the tarmac for 3 hours.

[@audiocrush]

they literally offer the same service on several routes in europe as lufthansa, while the flights on lufthansa typically cost 3 times as much, with the same service and the ryanair is even more comfortable. the mind boggles...

[@BazzerBoy]

If they could save 50p by cancelling a flight, that's what they would do. Yes they are cheap but if you have a problem you are sunk. Would pay a premium NOT to fly Rayanair.

[@freddiesflightreviews]

They get a lot of criticism but they are one of the most efficient airlines in Europe. The CEO is a prat though.

[@robk3005]

One must remember that you "get what you pay for." One can't pay Ryanair prices and expect Emirates Private Suite service. I wish there were ULCC like Ryanair in Canada, but taxes and fees make even those marketed as ULCC are still over $100 CAD for a one way fare.

[@richstorr1454]

Pay for what you get 😂 me and the wife has used them on a weekend trip to Prague from LBA and an all inclusive deal to palma from LBA. Crew were cheery and the captain was only in his 20’s. Credit to him

[@mrelcordero980]

Im a nervous flier so ive never loved Ryanair but when I read that they've never had a fatal accident, I mean, you cant really beat that from an anxious fliers perspective

[@careygrant8697]

My 100% priority is safety. Anything else is a bonus, so as far as I'm concerned, Ryanair is fab

[@richardhammock]

i honestly dont get why people pay less than £10 for a flight and then complain that it isnt as luxurious as a first class ticket

[@VisibilityFoggy]

"Nickel and diming" customers annoys them more than paying for something upfront. Sometimes Ryanair is cheaper, sometimes it's not. The "surprise" tactics, thin ethics, combined with leisure flyers (rather than experienced biz flyers) making up most of the customer base translates to complaints.

[@philip4193]

I've flown Ryanair a few times and when it comes to flying on them it isn't so much the airline itself and its staff & services that is the problem, but rather the type of passenger (particularly during summer holiday periods) that unfortunately is attracted to fly with Ryanair because of their super cheap fares. Fight, arguments, belligerent & antisocial behaviour (often all linked to excessive consumption of alcohol) are far more commonly encountered in the air as well as at check-in when compared to more expensive full-service flag carriers, however in fairness this is no different from other low-cost European carriers such as EasyJet, Jet2 etc I suppose..

[@enderbeam8089]

Nice vid keep it up!

[@pendolinofan643]

I’m probably flying with them next year. Excited! never been with them before!😀

[@wearethemags6613]

I've only flown with them on one return trip & that bright yellow cabin gave me a headache both ways...

[@Kai-zh1ch]

I flew on Ryanair on the route HHN-SKG and back a few years ago. To be honest: it was the worst flying experience I've had in my lifetime. Maybe it was only two times bad luck, but since then I've never flown with Ryanair again and don't plan to do so for the next years... Those two flights truely confirmed all of the jokes and stereotypes... (Air conditioning was off until engine start (got awful headache just a few minutes after boarding), seat pitch / space felt horrible too (maybe due to the rather wide person next to me), both landings were bumpy, crew wasn't really polite, the buy-on-board food wasn't sth you'd like to eat (went straight into trash...) and my handluggage got checked twice for weight (eventhough it was kinda lightweight)...) Maybe I'll try Ryanair sometime again, but I have enough of it for the next few years... (this is my personal opinion, no bashing, just personal made experience and resulting feelings/opinions...)

[@roywilmot9306]

Flew with Ryanair twice in 8 days BRS to Malaga rtn £96 including one bag for overhead locker and small bag under seat ,booked seat and priority boarding Train fare rtn from Swansea to London 88 pounds don't make sense.

[@britamericaball2505]

Well, for me, you get what you paid for. Cheap tickets for bare bones service, Simple as that. You don't buy a $100 knockoff phone to expect iPhone like performance and quality. Ryanair is even one of the most punctual airlines out there. You are better off riding on Ryanair if your in a rush rather than a mainstream airline.

[@lucasabrams9451]

Disagree.From what I heard, they are very strict with bags etc and unless you follow their instructions correctly,you're going to have to pay a lot extra which is a pain for passengers.Easyjet is better

[@FirstLast_Nba]

NEVER Buy anything extra, EVER, no hotel no car no food no anything. it always ends bad.always.

[@heidirabenau511]

Their group CEO, Michael O'Leary, is always complaining about something or saying something, and has some hilarious things to say!

[@kittitornkesro6616]

Seriously, it still gets me from A to B, and it’s damn cheap!!!!! So why not?

[@sinanarslanturk]

Ryanair is certainly wellworth flying.Firstly,the fares are much cheaper than its competitors,it arrives ontime,legroom is not bad .i will fly it whenever i can.

[@simondahl5437]

Wouldn’t agree on the legroom point. As a person who isn’t that tall (183 cm) I found it pretty cramped. Luckily it was only a one hour flight, but certainly wouldn’t want to fly any longer than that.

[@lucasabrams9451]

183cm is exactly 6 foot.That is tall,even for a man,where the average in the UK is 5'10.

[@simondahl5437]

@@lucasabrams9451. The average for males in Sweden is 180-181, so I it definitely depends on the country. Like a third of the guys in my class are taller than me…

[@StephenBond-q4q]

Isnt as bad as you think!! NO ITS WORSE. Try using a third party booking agent and then try getting boarding passes. When you return and need boarding passes, the wesite says you have no holidays booked. Their website is a negative merry-go-round. Exhausted with this airline never again. My top tip is to book with a travel agent

[@richardwilcock2942]

Didn't like the booking system where I had to find out how to opt out of things such as Insurance. Amazon used this technique to get people to sign on to prime. Personally i have flown more with Easyjet as they fly to and from where I want to go. Looked at flying Ryanair Manchester to Vienna but a midnight arrival time was useless, as trains would have stopped running and an airport hotel would wipe out any savings. Agree Ryanair is punctual but they may put slack in the timetable to ensure it happens.

[@alzyerpal-TV]

I don't doubt the staff are great people, it's the whining CEO that puts people off and creates the bad reputation. I met him once shortly after he joined the company and within five minutes of his condescending insults, I was thinking 'what a w@nchor'. I'm still surprised he's lasted his long.

[@masonjones3780]

Used to fly from England to Spain for 20 euro I think. Was super cheap. Even went to Poland for 10 euro

[@TheGodfatherUk]

1) RyanAir is not an airline. Its a bus 2) Ryan treats its staff poorly. They get no pension or sick plan because they don't hire them direct. They make the staff set their own company up to avoid that and other taxes. 3) I know for a fact Ryanair puts in minimum fuel and tries to force ATC to give priority because of it. 4)compare bamboo Airways domestically in Vietnam or Nok Air in Thailand or Air Asia Philippines domestically. They are similar price and provide alot more bang for buck. 5) refunds with Ryanair is an issue. 6) Ryanair famously won't call the jets max publicly because of the rep of the crashes. Is it misleading customers? But hey sure don't call them that bad... You could pay me to fly Ryanair and I still won't fly with them... I have principles lol

[@dawnholmes-hedgehog6177]

You are 100% correct. A max is a Max whatever you call it, but it is now probably one of the safest aircraft in the sky. I just wouldn't fly with them again max or no max.

[@gergoszalma3893]

well yesterday i came home with ryan air and they delayed our flight by 3 hours, we went to a different airport than we should of and a person from ryan air told us that we will have a bus deliver us to bristol but we waited 6 hours just to get taxis to bristol but the funny thing is that we were going to have 2 or 3 buses pick us up to go to bristol but ryan air canceled them for no reason also someone reached out to sky news that "come to burmingham airport we are having a half riot half not riot" so thats the last time that we are going to have a flight with ryan air

[@theon9575]

"Passengers are responsible for fewer emissions." (03:05) Go on, tell us - which ones, then? As you say later, with more passengers per flight, the average amount (not number) of emissions generated per passenger is less. 🤔 I guess this also takes into account that an aeroplane with a heavier payload also burns more fuel, at least on take-off?

[@Aviationfan2022]

Will we get a video about the etihad a380 returning to service?

[@Alex20741]

Personally, I disagree with the 'Ample Legroom' statement, my dad and I, who are 6 foot didn't fit in those seats at all. We also got a late flight with no window seat despite the fact we paid extra for a window seat. Not great, won't fly again to be honest. I'm sure that was a one off time though.

[@dawnholmes-hedgehog6177]

No, it wasn't. The legroom on the new Max will be a lot worse than you had before. Have you seen how many seats he has crammed in? He's got 3 in the lavatory! Where one loo used to be - as he got rid of it! You know he asked about having stools instead of full seats to save space? It's a wonder it isn't standing room only with parachutes for every passenger, then offloads everyone at 2,000' from a ramp, rather than pay landing fees. Mind you, that is one flight I would pay for.

[@TheydyGodiva]

I'd love to see a similar video about Spirit next.

[@phamthanhtrung1397]

same thing for easyjet. No legroom but super cheap, point to point, etc

[@VisibilityFoggy]

Less emissions by passenger? Do you really think the average flyer cares in the least about that? I sure don't. Ironically, I very much prefer when I see an older aircraft assigned to my route if I'm in economy. The seats are not as horrendously crammed in as they are now. Don't put lipstick on a pig and let these airlines get away with poor comfort under the guise of some environmental virtue signaling.

[@roywilmot9306]

Flown with Ryanair at least 40 times never had any problems I think they are the best budget airline in UK

[@MrAlexrowlands]

Only people who say Ryanair is rubbish are people who havnt flown them. The service is fine, the pilots working conditions not so much, but Id fly with them over sleazyjet every day of the week (and my closest friend is an Easyjet captain)

[@dawnholmes-hedgehog6177]

That is just not true Alex, and frankly unjustifiable. I detest the atrocious service and total lack of help that a person with any modest disability gets with Ryanair, and I was forced to fly with them a couple of times. Ryan air then put the 'Disability seats' in the least accessible place, so they can not be reached. If you book the lift-on because you can not walk, the seats are too far away to get to. The software forces the allocation and there is no alternative. I know many who have flown with them and say NEVER AGAIN, but then I was in and around Aviation as an industry for years. Once bitten, never again. And remember, Anyone can have an accident at any time that stops them ever walking again. It is not a lifestyle choice and doesn't stop you wanting the same type of holiday with your family.

[@nohandleimposed]

It has its advantages. As for its punctuality those number over 90% are untrue.

[@tpalomaki]

I don’t have so good experience with Ryanair. Somewhat unfriendly crew and not service-minded. No wi-fi and no recline on the seats.

[@Petriefied0246]

Flying with Ryanair isn't bad, my main issue is giving Michael O'Leary any of my hard earned money.

[@ronaldcuieii8639]

When I'm in Europe will definitely have to give them a try absolutely.

[@ellu8569]

I am just saying. PLEASE STOP JUDING AIRLINES FOR THEIR LANDINGS

[@canisrigelm0627]

TRyanair has its own unique flights with a very unique landing, other people cannot understand 😂

[@ericschinke8466]

Is that Mentour Pilot at 1:16 under the screen?

[@111Swissair]

Are they better than Easy Jet?

[@kaan1kaya]

Definitely yes. In their category they are the best

[@colinseeney471]

No, they aren't. Easyjet is a little less in your face and a better experience.

[@bradleyeverest6220]

You will also find that us Ryan Air crew as some of the happiest in the industry

[@nurrizadjatmiko21]

People are also wondering about Lion Air vs Ryanair. Btw, Lion Air is one of my home country airline from Indonesia🇮🇩 and i flown that airline 2x from Jakarta to Singapore and vv when i was younger and it was a ok airline i think but for a few reasons in 2022, Lion Air is the world worst airline in 2022

[@americanpaisareturns9051]

Nice landing “We don’t do that here” - RyanAir

[@ConcordeError404]

We gotta say, British people could even stay in a Ryanair aircraft for days, it's more affordable than the rent in London for the past few times after the cost of living crisis.........................

[@filledwithvariousknowledge2747]

If you go in with low expectations it shouldn’t be that bad

[@BRTripReport]

I wouldn't avoid it, but I wouldn't go out of my way to fly with them.

[@comically_largesponge]

Number 8 The landing seems the smoothest (hard)

[@well-blazeredman6187]

If you're going to talk leg-room, please mention the seat-pitch.

[@jay23201]

They’re alright, don’t know what people expect when they pay $20 round trip

[@michaelrmurphy2734]

Does Ryanair lease or own its planes?

[@leogonzalez7057]

I have flown with Ryan Airlines several times and have never had a problem 👍

[@VisibilityFoggy]

Bingo. Same with Spirit and Frontier in the US. The fights and animalistic behavior happen on the same airlines over and over again. Most people don't even take first class because of the luxuries anymore - they take it to avoid dealing with a a horrendous clientele. It's sad that if you can't pay thousands of dollars, you have to put up with slimeballs.

[@ron3557]

@@VisibilityFoggy anything but spirit

[@CaptainAiden]

Ryanair is bad because it lands too bad and the reception has to trick you into buying things that you already have

[@oscplayz90]

I am so glad i looked at this vid im going on a ryan air in 2 days😅

[@rovercoupe7104]

The flight attendants can speak twice as fast as any attendant from any other airline. M.

[@hwctorvilchia5707]

Also, they offer perfumes on board - who else does that?

[@rodrigodiniz11]

Never had a problem.

[@stevenholt1867]

If I had a choice I would choose easyJet.

[@wadehiggins1114]

You pay for what you want on ryanair(smooth landings).

[@dawnholmes-hedgehog6177]

I never had any. Worst landing ever was a Ryanair when it was smacked down hard by a French pilot at Stanstead.

[@da480]

I HAD to fly once. Never again. Rather pay more.

[@ron3557]

Fly on Ryanair?

[@da480]

@@ron3557 keep it to yourself

[@ron3557]

@@da480 How rude..

[@da480]

@@ron3557 keep it to yourself

[@ron3557]

@@da480 If you mindlessly parrot the same thing over and over again, don't be surprised that Noone likes you.

[@lehunzawellnesslongevityce3643]

We know they're bad for its stroking landings.

[@davidwebb4904]

Ryanair flights typically have fuel efficiency of 120 miles per gallon. Eat that Toyota Prius 😂😂😂

[@jamiesworld1690]

Ryanair most dangerous airline

[@tailsorange2872]

At least it's not as bad as scoot

[@psychic_beth]

You dislike Ryanair because they nickel and dime you for everything I dislike Ryanair because their short-haul business model is terrible for the environment We are not the same

[@neil492]

I don't like Ryanair because they treat their passengers like cattle, their airfares are not as cheap as advertised unless you can wear your weekend's clothes when you board. No seatback pockets! Also some of the weirdo Daily Mail reading public they carry from the UK.

[@ThePearson1945]

W!ZzzzA!R is the worst airline in the Europe !!

[@dawnholmes-hedgehog6177]

Nah, Ryanair. Deff.

[@matthewwelsh294]

It is the Walmart airline 😂 😂