Articles tagged “ryanair”

With all the ways out there to criticize Ryanair, it's unfortunate that the Times picked up on the one offense the low-cost carrier wasn't guilty of making.

Who knows? If the outgoing public relations director wrote all the soundbites, maybe Ryanair's Michael O'Leary will be transformed into a pussycat. Maybe not.

It’s looking like Ryanair’s outspoken boss might have the last laugh as similar budget carriers succumb to economic troubles in Europe, fueling Ryanair’s success as it picks up the open the slots.

Michael O'Leary is right: People are cheap. Passengers who are willing to fly Ryanair deserve to get the atrociously deceptive treatment they get.

Ryanair's getting a bit cheeky with the Office of Fair Trading, but the airline's addition of a new fee to its potpourri of fees is hardly a surprise.

As much as Ryanair's leadership complains of the old, foolish ways of legacy carriers, the way it thinks about flight attendants is a good fifty years out of date.

The Ryanair juggernaut continues to roll as Michael O'Leary continues to spread the company's tentacles, from future of Aer Lingus to future of Heathrow and London aviation hub.

You know these numbers of "premium" rows are only going up, right? Unless some regulatory authority sets a maximum limit.

It's doubtful that the errant book was the only issue, but the actions of Ryanair, the police, and passengers speak to the toxic environment the low-cost carrier's policies have created.

At nearly $5 per download for the app, this is probably one of the cheapest things you can purchase on Ryanair.