Ryanair are known for their low fares, but does that also mean their service and standard are low too? In this video I’ll take a very cheap flight from Manchester in the U.K, to Eindhoven in the Netherlands where I’ll give you an overview of the boarding procedures, seat, inflight menu and service before revealing just how much I paid for this flight at the end of the video.
Link to Ryanair’s website where I made the booking: https://www.ryanair.com/gb/en
Ryanair’s help centre is a useful tool to read up on their luggage policies: https://help.ryanair.com/hc/en-gb
Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:39 Manchester Airport
4:50 Boarding
5:41 The seat
7:18 Take off
8:31 In flight and service
10:34 Landing
12:46 Eindhoven Airport
13:50 Conclusions
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Hi Joe, just stumbled upon your account (or this video to be fair) by sheer luck & algorithm but it is really nice! Just answering your question on why you were flying the latter part of your flight at 21000 feet. this is partially due to the fact that the departure and arrival traffic for amsterdam just cross your path. the arrival from the south of europe crosses the port of rotterdam (i'm writing this comment from the area with the greenhouses above the waterway) and most departures to the south cross the eindhoven area. they just put you down to 21000 feet so they do not have to descend you through the already busy airspace.
Subscribed to your channel! if you ever get the chance try and give 'my' airline Transavia a shot! see how you like their low-cost product.
Ryanair is a great airline to travel across Europe. If you 'play' by their rules it's a nice and cheap way to explore Europe.
I would imagine that your flight might have coincided with a large westbound wave departing Amsterdam, so you were descended earlier to deconflict.
Ugh… I never take TP Express anymore… Better to drive and pay for parking or take a National Express to MAN
we don't see those prices anymore in Germany unfortunately
I hope you get to 1k❤