Not long ago they were decrying our Brexit result and threatening to pull out of Britain, now they can't even guarantee you a flight to Craggy Island, good enough for the gobshites
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Not long ago they were decrying our Brexit result and threatening to pull out of Britain, now they can't even guarantee you a flight to Craggy Island, good enough for the gobshites
Them foreigners, trashing our good old fashioned Great British Brexit.
Michael O'Leary should lose his position over this. He will use anything for publicity, personal and for the company.
I gave up using Ryanair a long time ago. Being treated badly as a passenger and later cancellations.
Many here will be gloating over this.
Aer Lingus is number one for me.
I was just looking online for an article in Spanish for my language class to translate and came across an article that stated that Norwegian Air has 'robbed' Ryanair of 140 pilots, which is part of the problem.Quote:
Originally Posted by Louth
Good enough for the big mouthed gobshite
Thanks for the weekly reminder that you learn languages.Quote:
Originally Posted by Taunton Blue Genie
Norwegian are opening a hub at Dublin airport and have recruited pilots from Ryanair. Combined with the Ryanair crew holiday fiasco the situation is in chaos. We were transiting Barcelona on Saturday and came across some desperate individuals trying to get home after Ryanair had left them in places like Alicante with no help to get home. Ryanair are now saying that if anyone books on another airline then they won't pay compensation. No doubt they won't pay up additional hotel/rail/taxi fares, too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Taunton Blue Genie
I've got friends in Norway and, from what they've told me, Norwegian are a pretty well respected airline, unlike, er......Quote:
Originally Posted by IanD
That's what happens if you run a shite company.Quote:
Originally Posted by Taunton Blue Genie
People go and work for someone decent.
My daughter has flown with Norwegian and thought they were basic/low cost but did the job and had (free?) wifi. Vueling is another airline that's expanding quickly. We came back from Menorca with them....no problems. Next up, four hours on a coach to Sunderland:ayatollah:Quote:
Originally Posted by Eric the Half a Bee
Next up, four hours on a coach to Sunderland:ayatollah:[/QUOTE] !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by IanD
Take it you got jet engines & wings on that coach. :hehe::hehe:
4 hours my arse :hehe::hehe:
:thumbup::thumbup: great prices aswellQuote:
Originally Posted by Eric the Half a Bee
Had you read in anywhere in English? I hadn't come across it. My Spanish is appalling, by the way.Quote:
Originally Posted by lardy
It's now on the BBC website.Quote:
Originally Posted by Taunton Blue Genie
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by BLUETIT
Take it you got jet engines & wings on that coach. :hehe::hehe:
4 hours my arse :hehe::hehe:[/QUOTE]
Depends where you start from:thumbup:
Depends where you start from:thumbup:[/QUOTE]Quote:
Originally Posted by IanD
Nice Whoosh Tony
One of my mates was going to benidorm on a hen weekend. 4 hours before flight whilst in the taxi to bristol, got a text saying it was cancelled and could either get a refund or have another flight. Only flight was Sunday when we're coming home.
Ended up having to stay at a hotel get a taxi to Gatwick were 8 of them got on a flight and another 4 had to wait 6 hours for the next flight.
They will obviously have to pay all cost but that's the worst service I've ever heard of
1st class service from them 2 weeks ago, out on time, in on time, cheap as chips :thumbup:
What if Ryanair pilots have already booked their holidays:sherlock:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-41344653
How not to do HR and PR.
Pilots want contracts and salary increase. O'Leary's comment that 'glorified taxi drivers' is coming back to haunt him. He's the top of my list for 'horrible gobshite' of the year award.
About 10 years ago I worked with someone who had a brother who was a Ryanair pilot. If they wanted water during a flight they had to buy it at the same prices that passengers were charged. His brother was deputised to speak to O'Leary about this. At the meeting in his office O'Leary pointed to his personal water dispenser and said that pilots were free to come and fill their bottles from this any time they were in Dublin free of charge. Glad to see he is getting some of his own back!Quote:
Originally Posted by Louth
What the hell is wrong with that idiot. He says the pilots only fly 18 hours a week max - I've no idea how to fly a plane but even I know that you don't just jump in and start the engine. Before you get in the air there's a big old list to dig through and I've watched enough Aircraft Investigation to know it's important.
"An easy job", yeah easy until something goes wrong and you've got two seconds to save the lives of hundreds of people.
I'm enjoying this Ryanair farce (poor passengers) this is from last Feb.
https://amp.independent.ie/business/...-35428322.html