Looks staged! (whod want to sleep that close to a colleague?!)
Surely thats a great training excercise to show how your customer really feels when stranded at the airport .
Must admit it looks a bit staged
looks staged to me.. why would you choose to sleep so close together?
Staged, thank you.
What a tidy lot of sleepers!! Bit different from the norm......not an open mouth in sight!!
Theyre actually testing a prototype economy class seat.
Probably staged, but the airline treats its staff poorly. Pilots pay Ryanair to be trained to become a pilot, approximately £120,000 for the privilege and then start - as trained pilots on £25,000. When you compare that to a newly qualified London Underground Tube driver, who starts on £53,000 p/a to drive an automated train... I do feel for Ryanair aircrew.
Old Union tactics that fools no one except the most gullible employer. Im sure Ryanairs not one of these.
Ryan Air is an apalling airline. I flew easy jet after that. No comparison
I wish I could sleep on the floor when flying long distance , I would consider it a luxury compared to sitting in the seats for hours.
Pilots and cabin crew have been doing that for decades and still do
Oh God that airport is the worst
Here is a thought. Try reading the article before commenting. There were no hotels available.
Hahahaha....its an Irish airline,,,,,what do you expect. ?
Or gets bumped due to overbooking.
Looks staged and they should sack the lot of them for smearing the companies name. Find another job all of you
Sorry but that looks very staged...
Looks staged! (whod want to sleep that close to a colleague?!)
Surely thats a great training excercise to show how your customer really feels when stranded at the airport .
Must admit it looks a bit staged
looks staged to me.. why would you choose to sleep so close together?
Staged, thank you.
What a tidy lot of sleepers!! Bit different from the norm......not an open mouth in sight!!
Theyre actually testing a prototype economy class seat.
Probably staged, but the airline treats its staff poorly. Pilots pay Ryanair to be trained to become a pilot, approximately £120,000 for the privilege and then start - as trained pilots on £25,000. When you compare that to a newly qualified London Underground Tube driver, who starts on £53,000 p/a to drive an automated train... I do feel for Ryanair aircrew.
Old Union tactics that fools no one except the most gullible employer. Im sure Ryanairs not one of these.
Ryan Air is an apalling airline. I flew easy jet after that. No comparison
I wish I could sleep on the floor when flying long distance , I would consider it a luxury compared to sitting in the seats for hours.
Pilots and cabin crew have been doing that for decades and still do
Oh God that airport is the worst
Here is a thought. Try reading the article before commenting. There were no hotels available.
Hahahaha....its an Irish airline,,,,,what do you expect. ?
Or gets bumped due to overbooking.
Looks staged and they should sack the lot of them for smearing the companies name. Find another job all of you
Cant see their faces, oh .. Im thinking staged
And with all the lights on??