Costs a pound to 'spend a penny' on LyinAir

[4F]

And if you are disabled or incontinent?

If you know what their stance is beforehand there are plenty of other airlines you can choose from if this is going to be a personal issue.

You can buy food and drinks at Liverpool Street train station but still have to pay to use the toilet. Where's the difference ?

 

[MarkF]

If you know what their stance is beforehand there are plenty of other airlines you can choose from if this is going to be a personal issue.

You can buy food and drinks at Liverpool Street train station but still have to pay to use the toilet. Where's the difference ?

Bob on You'd think they were charging 50 nicker, in the unlikely event of you needing relief, it's a quid, get a grip. It's a game with Ryanair so play the game or use another service.

 

[Maz]

he now wants to fit £1 coin slots to the loo doors on his aircraft...

Now that's what I call public inconvenience.

 

[Crackle]

It's an erosion of service to 'people' travelling. It's less about them and more about the airline seeing us as cash cattle. Same thing with train buffet cars. I already try not to choose Ryanair, not that I fly much.

Where did I see the comment about it probably affecting their alchohol sales on board.

It's also advised to get up and go to the toilet to combat DVT, is it not.

 

[PaulB]

It's a non-story. It's already been announced this isn't going any further. Besides, you can always wazz out the window. Can't you?

 

[dellzeqq]

It's a non-story. It's already been announced this isn't going any further. Besides, you can always wazz out the window. Can't you?

Yup - but ask the people in the seat behind you first, mind