RyanAI

Ryanair was overall a really unpleasant experience, every time I have flown with them I have been left dissatisfied. Either because of their service, staff or the state of the plane. Just went on a plane and the little hand tables were broken, smelt terrible. They do not consider their customers, absolutely ridiculous money hungry airline.I specifically bought a Ryanair friendly under the seat bag, and they still decided to charge me €60, I’m so disappointed, not only did I have to pay for absolutely nothing, because they then allowed me to take said bag on the plane and put it under my seat ( it literally fits under the seat), but the attitude of the staff was unprofessional.I also saw they charged others on the flight, it’s all a gimmick to make more money as they are greedy! I spoke to another woman who got charged and she said they made her chuck out her jacket. And said she had to pay because she was carrying a coat, when she said she can wear it they said that is not allowed. This is ridiculous.This is ridiculous and absurd, shame on you Ryanair, I cannot believe how shocking it is. You as an airline and a business have ruined my whole holiday. Will NOT be travelling with you again. "

Very poor service. I dislike flying with Ryanair. They always give the boarding gate until its way too late.I was in the airport 4 hours before and yet they only announce the gate 50 mins before the flight time so its always a rush to get to the gate on time before the flight leaves.Why do you do this?? The service is so poor. "

Pricing wise it’s all good, but how come I need to stand in sun for 30mins after opting for priority boarding.We saw passengers getting off the plane and were standing in sun for more than 30minsI would prefer not to pay for priority.It’s unbelievable "

I have flown with Ryanair multiple times out of necessity rather than choice, and every experience has been consistently poor. The airline’s customer service is among the worst I have encountered, with little to no willingness to assist passengers when issues arise.The bag drop process is painfully slow, with long queues that seem to be the norm rather than the exception. It adds unnecessary stress at the very start of the journey. Once onboard, the seating is extremely cramped, clearly designed to maximise capacity at the expense of any basic level of comfort. It genuinely feels as though passengers are treated more like cargo than people.There is an overwhelming sense that cost-cutting comes before everything else, including passenger wellbeing. While low fares may attract customers, the overall experience is so unpleasant that it hardly feels worth it.Ryanair appears to dominate many European routes, leaving travellers with little alternative, which only adds to the frustration. If there were viable competitors on the same routes, I would avoid flying with them entirely.Overall, a consistently dreadful experience. I would not recommend unless there is absolutely no other option. "

My experience with Ryanair was overall positive and matched what I expected from a low-cost airline. The booking process was simple, and the ticket price was very affordable compared to other airlines on the same route. Check-in and boarding were well organized, and the flight departed and arrived on time, which I really appreciated.The aircraft was clean, and the cabin crew were professional and efficient throughout the flight. While the seating is fairly basic and legroom is limited, it was acceptable for a short to medium-haul journey. Food and drinks are available for purchase, and although prices are higher than average, that’s normal for budget airlines.One important thing to note is that Ryanair is very strict about baggage rules and extra services come with additional fees, so it’s essential to read the policies carefully before flying. As long as you’re prepared and know what you’re paying for, there are no surprises.Overall, Ryanair is a reliable option for travelers looking for low prices and punctual flights. I would recommend it to anyone who values affordability and efficiency over luxury. "