Comments on: Upgrades and Downgrades — January 24, 2008 — Inflight internet, Heathrow unplugged, and Ryanair being Ryanair

By: Adam Hildebrandt

Adam Hildebrandt — Wed, 17 Dec 2008 09:18:56 +0000

I would like to complain against Ryanair discriminatory policy towards non-EU passport holders as well, whom they refuse online check-in without any logical reason. Their competitors, like Easyjet, Airberlin, etc. do not have such a discriminatory policy and the visa checking argument is nothing more than ridiculous! In decent airlines the airport staff does it at the gate without any problems! And the EU laws give equal rights to EU residents and spouses of the EU citizens, which makes Ryanair pure discriminators. I and my other numerous friends are starting a campaign against their discriminatory policy in EU authorities and various other anti-discriminatory organizations to add as many tonnes of stones to their sinking ship as possible! Please follow suit and complain anywhere you can!

By: Oliver

Oliver — Sat, 26 Jan 2008 04:28:20 +0000

Not sure that it would be worthwhile for Southwest to add power outlets. Most of their flights are within the runtime of my laptop battery.

By: From the Mind of J

From the Mind of J — Fri, 25 Jan 2008 21:28:51 +0000

But the thing is, Jamman, they won’t! Idiot customers continue to use RyanAir no matter what surcharges and atrocious customer service they slap on. Look at how Bank of America works. Same basic principle. Too many people are far too inert to find the alternative.

By: Jamman

Jamman — Fri, 25 Jan 2008 10:30:08 +0000

Ryanair really need to throw us a bone here, they should be providing a customer service not creating an ‘extra fee for this and a extra fee for that’ nighmare which is what it is steadly turning into.

By: From the Mind of J

From the Mind of J — Thu, 24 Jan 2008 23:30:08 +0000

You know, it’s really not RyanAir I hate. It’s the idiots who continue to use them, encouraging their ridiculous stunts. If people weren’t so cheap, products of all sorts would be better. If I need to get from one place to another within Europe, I’ll spend the extra euros on high speed rail and probably still get to my destination quicker.