Ryanair - how not to treat passengers

I can't believe that there isn't a thread for this joke company.

Up to the end of October 315,000 passengers have had their flights cancelled.

Today they have announced that they will be flying 25 fewing aircraft this winter. 34 routes have been suspended.

Ryanair says all affected customers have received an email on Wednesday giving them between five weeks and five months' notice of the changes.

Here are your rights as I understand them

You can apply for a refund. Even if it is only the outbound portion of the flight that is cancelled, you can still get a refund for the return leg.

Or you can chose an alternative flight either earlier or a later date. In most cases Ryanair will offer you another flight with them.

If they don't offer a place on an alternative Ryanair flight within a reasonable timeframe then you have the right to be booked onto a different airline at no extra cost.

Ryanair doesn't have to pay compensation if they have given you 2 weeks notice of the cancellation.

I believe that they are also giving out vouchers of 60-80 euros which can be used on your next flight

I don't like the guy but Piers Morgan just about got in correct when he tweeted

Why would anyone fly with @Ryanair again? Shambles of an airline run by a cocky, callous git that treats its customers like dirt.

(28-09-2017 11:51 )Charlemagne Wrote:  I don't like the guy but Piers Morgan just about got in correct when he tweeted

Why would anyone fly with @Ryanair again? Shambles of an airline run by a cocky, callous git that treats its customers like dirt.

because it's cheap. piers needs to realise that not all of us can afford to fly british airways. without ryanair i wouldn't have gone half the places i did . yes they're shit
but people will put up with it because they wouldn't be going anywhere otherwise.

British airways is just as bad at fucking up flights thanks to computer systems and strikes

I'm surprised it's happened at a company which is an industry byword for efficiency and top serv-, no, wait, silly me, it's the Irish EasyJet/Lufthansa, it's a wonder they get anyone from A to nearly B.

hope the cocky cnut who runs it gets sued by a passengers collective and goes bust merry xmas you greedy twat

O'Leary is a cunt. It's about time he got what's coming to him.

Earlier this week 79 Dublin based pilots have said that they would strike for one day on 20th December in an effort for union recognition.

But now Ryanair has said it is prepared to recognise pilot unions to the strike disruption

CEO Michael O Leary is back to his usual self by stating that he may ground planes to Britain to make them aware of the mistake that they are making with going through with Brexit.