Buff Egan job
I have them on my phone and in the iwallet thing.
Last year I was coming out of Heathrow one evening and a fellow traveler ahead of me in the queue dropped his phone as he scanned it … the screen went into 50 pieces at least, add in the possibility of the phone being dead or stolen on top of that.
I often wondered how he got on afterwards.
Anyway I’ve them printed now and duplicated too.
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I bought a 20000mah one for around 20 euro. Very handy to have
Is that still the case? I haven’t flown with them for a while but saw some moaning online about new check in procedures for unassigned seating.
We flew with Ryanair on saturday evening. The new forced seat allocation has people waiting at their row asking you if you will swap seats with them to facilitate their traveling companions. There will be havoc on a plane if they pre announce an emergency landing as passengers rush to fellow travelers
I hope they never come and ask me!
Duplicated 
Finally …
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Flew with Ryanair out and back a week or so ago and didnt see any issues. Had pre booked the seats (big group of us and had the kids, so for the sake of a few quid) and we just checked in and had our pre booked seats allocated on the boarding card. Was very hassle free in fairness to the Ryanair cunts, no different than any other flight I’d been on.
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Having a seat number takes a lot of the stress out of flying with kids on Ryanair but to be fair I’ve never had a problem with them.
Oh look at me, mr big shot forking out for seats - laa di dah
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Forking out for the privilege of an assigned seat. So you are paying twice for the seat once to get a seat on the plane and again to be assigned a seat. Take about gouging the customer.
When you have fools willing to part with their money, why not?
I flew with hem about a month ago and had a completely opposite experience. It wasn’t even the price gouging as much as the utter waste of my time on various help chats. Fucking cunts. I swore I’d never fly with them again.
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Still works out cheaper than Aer Lingus prices. Aer lingus just include assigned seats in their overall price. Ryanair split all their stuff up and make it optional. €6 per seat isnt a massive additional cost. Wouldnt bother with it if it was on my own or whatever, but not with a hape of young kids.
Point of note.
If you don’t book the flights together, you won’t be assigned seats together. Might be handy if your bringing the mother in law.
He was on Joe Duffy there for a good half hour. Dished out lads of it. Duffy was seething
He’s dead right. The micks are seething because it takes some of their drink money.
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Mick O’Leary should be running the country
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