Ryanair

Pros: Cheap if you book early enough. They go to some wild and wacky airports
Cons: Silly luggage restrictions. Indifferent staff.

Living in the north of England, I seemed to have largely missed the flying phenomenon known as Ryanair. Although Ryanair fly from some northern airports, the destination is often Dublin only. Many of its UK flights leave from Stansted, an airport ...

Pros: Accommodating in a stressful time, second plane was very comfortable, cheap
Cons: Distant airports, non-reclining seats on one flight, must pay for food/drink

I didn’t have particularly high expectations when I booked my flight on RyanAir. My flight was from London Stansted to Venice Treviso and for 100 pounds a person I basically was expecting a cattle car which would dump me off far from my ...

Pros: Extremely cheap prices for intra-European flights.
Cons: There are obvious reasons why the fares are so low.

Late last year, my husband and I heard that RyanAir was giving away tickets for flights within Europe. The special offer was available for three days in mid-November for travel through mid-February. "What the heck," we thought. "Free travel! ...

Pros: Price, inflight service...
Cons: Communication, Lack of entertainment...

Last week, I experienced my first ever return-flight with Ryanair airlines – from Dublin to Paris. Up until now, I’ve always traveled with a particular country’s national airline, but after checking the websites for Aer Lingus, British ...

Pros: low low fares
Cons: unreliable, bad service unboard (if you even get that far)

If you need to get somewhere and aren't really in a hurry and aren't bothered of the service you get then Ryanair is the airline for you. But if you are like me and want some good service and you know that you are going to get their on time then don't...

Pros: cheap, lots of destinations
Cons: really high charges to change flights, uses small airports

For anyone who's ever flown on a nice airline like Virgin Atlantic, you have probably been impressed by all the "free" amenities they provide. When I flew from Boston to London on Virgin Atlantic, they gave us bag filled with a toothbrush and...

Pros: It gets you there on time
Cons: There...may not be close to where you really want to be

After the European airline industry was deregulated in 1997, a pioneer company promoting low-cost, no frills travel was Ryanair, an Irish airline that had actually been around since 1986. Now Ryanair is approaching 1 billion euros in sales per year and ...

Pros: Cheap
Cons: Basic

I'm quite surprised at some of the negative reviews for this airline which express the lack of comforts and/or extras. It is after all a low cost, basic, no frills service. If you want all the fancy stuff, try flying with BA, but be warned you ...

Pros: Cheap. Unbelievably Cheap if you look hard enough.
Cons: You get what you pay for....which isn't a lot!

Ryanair is an amazingly cheap airline. Frankly, I don't know how they do it, sometimes - and yet they're profitable, so they must be doing something right.

At the price, you cannot complain about legroom, you cannot complain about the lack of...

Pros: If you book way ahead of time, it can be cheap.
Cons: No service, wrong information, and nobody to talk to.

One thing to be said for Ryanair is that they can be quite cheap. Well, okay, they’re ‘cheap’ one way or the other; what I mean is, they can offer some low-cost tickets. Servicing selected destinations in Europe, you can go online and book ...

Pros: Very cheap.
Cons: No service. No refunds. No reserved seats. No meals. No connections.

I'm going to spoil the punchline here by telling you right off that I give Ryanair a huge thumbs up despite all the problems you may encounter. Quite simply, if you want to fly within Europe from/to London or Ireland without breaking the bank, you ...

Pros: Cheap Makes much of Europe easily accessable English Spoken
Cons: Prices can be unpredictable Out of the way airports can double travel time

Ryan Air has redefined travel in Europe. I've spent two years backpacking Europe (1 year trips, 2 times) and I've traveled on RyanAir numerous times. RyanAir models themselves after Southwest in the United States. They cut costs, have no seat ...

Pros: Cheap, efficient and has opened Europe up to everyone
Cons: The time it takes to find the special offers

My partner and I fly with Ryanair about 10 times each year, and we have never had any problems, but then maybe we don't look for them. Check-In beats BA by a mile, with Ryanair you queue for the flight on which you are booked, with BA it's every flight t ...

Pros: gets you there
Cons: no car seats, pay expensive rates for snacks

I'm one of these safety freaks who doesn't like to fly without my daughter strapped into an approved for flight car seat. By age 22 months our daughter had 24 legs of commercial flight.

We don't just bring the car seat on and hope to get a...

Pros: cheapness
Cons: cheapness leads to tackiness.

Well it seems that Ryanair has pretty much started dominating Europe in terms of the number of connections available. It would also appear that there isn't much to say that hasn't already been stated. So I'll just tell you my personal experiences and ...