this post was submitted on 26 May 2024
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Honestly for a 2 hour flight I find it decent, and the prices are hard to beat
I was once a student, and Ryanair was the shit. But one thing that is not factored into the price is the risk of being fucked by Ryanair. Disregarding delays, I have been denied boarding twice (mainly because they overbooked the flight), and attributed the cause to me arriving late, never was the case. No appeal nor EU261 would have helped. So in retrospect, you are 100% correct.
Wow, sorry to hear, never had an issue with Ryanair. Vueling seems to overbook more, I had friends who almost had issues once
What's the alternative? EasyJet?
Trains
Oftentimes, yes. I love trains.
I work with trains, it’s s really nice way to travel