Ryanair

[thomas]

It's Ryanair, you'll be lucky if you're all on the same plane!

I'm planning/thinking of flying with Ryanair in June. There will be two adults and a 5 month old baby.

Does anyone know if the child will be allocated a seat on its own, or share the same seat with a parent?

I'm asking you lot as it's cheaper than a premium rate international phone call!

Airlines let people with children, disabilities, etc, on first.

 

[HonestMan1910]

The thing is with Ryan Air. Everyone knows what they are like and how they treat their customers. It's widely acknowledged that customer service is non existent and customers are treated like cattle. But that's what you get for your money. Anyone who flies with Ryan Air knows what they are buying into and should have no complaints in my opinion. In this case it is you get what you pay for.

With Ian on this one, my wife and i have flown Ryanair numerous times over the last 10 years and had absolutlety no issue with them, in my opinion a great service and put others to shame in their scandalous pricing to start with

 

[yello]

...until it all goes wrong. And then you realise that budgets really have very little in the way of 'putting it right'. You're on your own; no bags, no airline rep, foreign airport at 3am, premium rate phone number... that's when you begin to realise that the cost cutting is in every part of their operation.