Ryanair - charging for the bog - another reason not to use them.

[V4NT0M]

Do we need 2 threads for this?

 

[Sankari]

I wanted a bag on the outgoing and return flights - that was circa £30, as you pay for the bag and 'airport checkin' on both legs.

I'll be interested to see what happens to this charge in the future, as O'Leary has said that he intends to eliminate all their check-in desks.

 

[csmager]

I'll be interested to see what happens to this charge in the future, as O'Leary has said that he intends to eliminate all their check-in desks.

Yeah, I read that. They'll probably just have a Ryanair skip to throw your bags in where you've stuck your own labels on.

Or make you climb a ladder and fill the hold yourself!

 

[jakeke]

I very rarely carry cash, and if I do I only have about 30p (I have no idea how these small amounts of money end up in my pocket)

 

[NiCkNaMe]

lol - that will be fun when putting expenses in at work.

Yeah boss - I had a bad bout of diarrheoa... £30 please?

 

[Kemik]

Why not?

Don't they have to provide a toilet if they provide food/drink?

 

[dannyjo22]

I'd take a whizz in my seat out of pure badness if they did this.

You would be amazed at how often adults do this anyway.

To cost them money if everyone tipped water on the seat before they left the flight the cost to them would be more than the income from using the toilets.

 

[mike5678]

To avoid fines for pooing on the floor I would poo in their sick bag and then hand it to them to dispose of for me.

 

[Jonny69]

He was doing really well this morning taking the journos apart on BBC Breakfast until he said that about the coinslot on the toilet door

I thought he was having a joke at first.

 

[Miss-Liddy]

me - "air hostess ... can i have a cup please?"

 

[Steeps]

To avoid fines for pooing on the floor I would poo in their sick bag and then hand it to them to dispose of for me.

They'll be charging you for the bags next!

 

[eXor]

What about joining the mile high club, how much would that be?

Was just about to post this.

 

[ChrisJSY]

Was just about to post this.

Y'know it's quite hard because most toilets on long haul flights anyways there's always a queue and in plain sight of half the passengers aboard.



Any tips?

 

[Goliath]

shamelessly nicked from B3TA but it made me laugh out loud (and sums up Ryanair's attitude perfectly):

 

[uber soldat]

shamelessly nicked from B3TA but it made me laugh out loud (and sums up Ryanair's attitude perfectly):

Made me lol but if they're charging to use the toilet I wouldn't put it past them to try this eventually

 

[platypus]

Heh was going to post that. Good ol' b3ta.

 

[apeZ]

Read "Irish Budget Airline" and stopped there

 

[philstanbridge]

I'm frustrated by this also. To get down south to see my folks we used to fly from Prestwick via Ryanair. At the moment we've just checked prices for May, (random May date not the bank holiday) and the flights are something stupid like £4 but the total price including tax is going to be nearly £120. Then there's the car parking etc, and in total it's likely to cost us £150. Cheap flights my arse. I hate using them. In fact, last year we didn't use them once and this year I'm going to try and boycott them again. It's disgusting that they can get away with this. But it's a real pain.

 

[LordSplodge]

Why not?

Well people cannot chose to go elsewhere to use a toilet so they must pay. If they cannot pay due to not taking any money on they'd be at risk of damaging their health by holding the need for the toilet.

 

[Welshy]

I've never had a problem flying with Ryanair myself, though this coin slot would be pretty ridiculous. I don't see them implementing it, it would cause far too much uproar.