Mooney,
Ryanair don’t hide the fact they are a No Frills airline.
Anyone who has worked for an airport and handled commercial aircraft will know that passengers stuff chewing gum and leave items in the seat pockets. Which costs money and time during the turnaround.
This is a cost saving exercise. Just like the Safety cards on the back of the seats. They also cost money and passengers steal the cards.
This after all is a business and revenue is key.
Mol isn’t talking about stopping all luggage he is attaching the cost of travel directly to where the operating costs are. If you take no luggage you get your flight cheaper. If you take luggage you pay directly for what you take. This is good vision attached to the product for the customer. Rather than everyone paying an averaged price.
Once again what does all this have to do with the Job up front.
As long as passengers keep paying to fly the job at the front will be secure.
I think we are going way off topic here so that's the last I'm going to say on the matter.