Re: Ryanair Carry On

On Oct 9, 11:24 am, John Reid <n...@nospam.demon.co.uk> wrote:
> be_positive wrote in message
>
> <a964e018-ce4e-4f7c-8b85-e9a57bb6e...@f77g2000hsf.googlegroups.com>  :
>
> >In the current financial situation
> >are Ryanair being less severe
> >with what gets carried aboard?
> >There never seemed to be any
> >bother getting overhead space
> >before, but a recent flight had
> >no space left, following reports
> >of something similar by a
> >relative a couple of weeks
> >before.
>
> A colleague who has flown to Paris recently reported that there was no
> quibble about hand luggage at all, contrary to previous trips, so I
> suspect they may be being less strict. I hope so, as they have damaged
> their reputation in my company because of this approach.
>
> I was never a fan personally, anyway.
>
> --
> John
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ks.

When we went out to Paris last week there wasn't a problem but the
flight wasn't full. There is a large percentage of Ryanair passengers
taking carry on baggage only to save on check-in. Ryanair need to
impose strict controls when fligts are full. Oversized bags will not
safely fit under the seat in front.

Mike
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Adrian Simpson (09.10.2008 12:58)