Articles tagged “ryanair”

O'Leary will be genius on Twitter -- as long as you don't actually need help on your Ryanair flight. In that case, better hope you paid all the fees that will allow you to get help rebooking.

Ryanair's smartphone app replicates the cheap feel of its website, and offers users little in the way of what they need a mobile airline app for: real-time updates, gate info, and easy access to customer service.

Can Ryanair be nice? And do flyers really want it to be?

We hope that Ryanair will use its Twitter account to broadcast the most audacious quotes from CEO O'Leary rather than deal with customer service complaints, a flood of which will likely return us to the days of the Twitter fail whale.

Stag parties create a huge tourism industry, but its one that many cities would rather do without.

Ryanair backed away from expansion at Standsted Airport when fees rose 6 percent, but a recent deal aimed at doubling easyJet’s traffic appears has prompted Ryanair to reconsider.

Nice of the controllers to do this before the summer season really heats up, but expect similar push back from other national air controllers as the EU exerts its authority.

As full-service operators are struggling to stem losses, Ryanair continues the expansion of its in-your-face cut-rate service in unexpected markets.

The conditions for the Ryanair flight attendant were not good, but they're not that different than the conditions most flight attendants and other staff work under.

No surprise here that installation costs are keeping the ultra-budget carrier from catching up with the industry standard; it will be some time before outfitting a fleet is considered economical.