Just a little note, its a 189 seat, 33 rows, no row 13, and no 1def. You will also find many flights are sold close to 189 but about 10-15% of people do not turn up. I have often been on staff travel from stn-ema via dub, and been told i will have to travel in a jump seat, but when i get to the gate the real figure is about 175, so i sit in a normal seat, well over wing.
At the end of the day Ryanair knows its going to be a hard year which investors have been warned about, but it will be for other airlines aswell, if anything it may make a few airlines go under which will be an advantage for Ryanair, lets not forget it's huge cash sums set aside for any down side.
And when Ryanair was to start doing AGP from the UK, it will start from STN and Liverpool first. I don't thinlk Ryanair will expand much into AGP untill its new terminal is built.
Last edited by dumdumbrain; 5th Jul 2007 at 09:37.