What a load of nonsense. Ryanair are completely fine, who would you suggest the OP fly with instead saying he's obviously price orientated. Pretty much all short-medium haul Western airlines are basically on par with Ryanair and once you factor in the prices, I'd argue that Ryanair are among the best. What does paying extra with say BA or KLM really provide that would be worthwhile for a budget conscious passenger?
Pay £100 more a person, and get a free coffee?.. Mmm..
I accept that long haul, paying more would be advantageous for many - Whilst I like the prices Norwegian offer for their US trips a level of comfort that a 'traditional' airline offer may be worth it. However, for most of us I'd say that price is everything.
As I said, the OP will be able to form his/her own opinion after flying with RyanAir, who knows, maybe he/she'll love them, and if he's truly price driven, stick with them.
It may have seemed like nonsense to you, you are absolutely entitled to have your opinion, and to express it, but to me, who had the misfortune to use RyanAir to Stockholm years ago, and land nearer to Finland it seemed, then, thinking that I'd just been unlucky, giving RyanAir another whirl to go to Murcia, Spain a couple of years later, and as there was no seat allocation, almost get trampled in the rush when the boarding announcement was made, then I stand by my advice to avoid them if possible.
I'm just an ordinary blue collar guy, I was a truck driver for years, after that I drove a London taxi, so I have no sense of entitlement or self worth, but on the occasion that I flew to Murcia, it felt like I'd got involved in a "travellers" jamboree.
I often fly to Hannover, Germany, I use Lufthansa, or if the times are right, Eurowings, they're no frills, but the clientele are always well behaved.
Flyng to the U.S. I use Delta or American Airlines, but I've noticed that Norwegian are good prices, providing they don't go via Oslo, I may check them out.
) and arrived at the gate as the last Priority boarder was going through the gate.