phones on board

[expat]

Mobile phones can now be used in-flight on Ryanair.

That's Ryanair off my list.

[gingerjedi]

They're the only airline on my ignore list, this is another good reason why I shouldn't reconsider.

[Gonzo]

Mobile phones can now be used in-flight on Ryanair.

That's Ryanair off my list.

I like to think that I am a fair-minded chap.



So I didn't take them off my list until I had flown with them once. <SHUDDERS> Never again.

[jmo21]

ach, RyanAir are fine, I used to fly with them once a month, and apart from an average 30min delay each time, I didn't have any problems.

Gonzo what happened that one time?

[cailin maith]

I use them regularly but only for the short Manc - Dublin hop... so I can put up with them for an hour each way!

Touch wood, I've never really had an issue with them.

[Zippy]

A very bad idea and I won't be flying with them.
The thought of being trapped in a small space with a load of chavs/salesmen/IT contractors braying about their dull lives is too much. Surely it's possible to live without a phone for a couple of hours?

[expat]

After a while at my current location I did give all the feasible routes (from six different airports) at least one shot, and that gave me a few Ryanair flights. I will say this for them, Ryanair were always on time.

[Bagpuss]

I flew back from Brussels once with them. I thought they were better than Sleasyjet. The aircraft wasn't very clean but the flight was 5 Euros, and no tax, so I can't really complain. Not keen on the way they try to hide charges though.

[Ravello]

Bad idea... People should be working on the technology to prevent 'phones being used in trains*, not trying to enable it in planes.

* I believe T-Mobile has almost perfected this

[Chugnut]

ach, RyanAir are fine, I used to fly with them once a month, and apart from an average 30min delay each time, I didn't have any problems.

Gonzo what happened that one time?

They landed at Band Camp by mistake.