hmmm!
well guys if it all goes tits up you will have to depend on these low-fares crew to save your life,even though the vast amount of Ryanair crew are just out of nappies and tend to swear a lot inthe cabin(no really,I was on several internal Euro flights during the last couple of weeks,around France,and ALL the crew swore several times during the flight).One of the crew told me that they do about 75 flights a month which works out at about 10 hours a day non stop,5 to 6 days a week,and really the CAA are the people who make these crazy regulations.So really the crew are always tired and Ryanair make these poor people work to the limit.Hence why they are always sooooo depressed.I think its really bad that people who work in much safer places like banks and supermarkets etc,on the ground have more regulations than cabin crew.Lets be fare here its all about money in the low fares area so as long as the airlines are paying up,ye all know what I mean,the hours will be long and the crew will be used and tired and the CAA or IAA will turn a blind eye.I can't imagine what it must be like working for Ryanair or Easyjet,but from the crew I talk to its a situation they would rather get out of.