Ryanair - Mobile phones (MERGED)
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Queue in-ear headphones and ipod.
This does not however protect you from the wonderful interruptions from passengers "Uh... are you a PILOT??". Flying home in uniform is just great
And the all-time fav joke, "hehe, shouldn't you be sitting in the front, hehe".
Wow, funn-y man.
This does not however protect you from the wonderful interruptions from passengers "Uh... are you a PILOT??". Flying home in uniform is just great
And the all-time fav joke, "hehe, shouldn't you be sitting in the front, hehe".Wow, funn-y man.
Holding a violin case: "Are you on the fiddle?"
Riding a unicycle: "Someone's nicked half of your bike!"
Taking an empty pushchair somewhere, or cycling to school with your kid's bike fixed to yours to pick them up: "'Scuse me, I think your littl'un's fell off/out!"
I sympathise!
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Daz
I'm not about to do a U-turn. When I say let's see how the trials go, I fully expect very few airlines to adopt this. On paper it sounds really good, but when you think through the reality involved for both pax and crew, it is truly a nightmare scenario.
I said Ryanair excepted, as I fully expect them to implement this if it is profitable. Customer service will not come into the decision making process for Ryanair.
And yes, I would do my very best to avoid aircraft with this on board.
I'm not about to do a U-turn. When I say let's see how the trials go, I fully expect very few airlines to adopt this. On paper it sounds really good, but when you think through the reality involved for both pax and crew, it is truly a nightmare scenario.
I said Ryanair excepted, as I fully expect them to implement this if it is profitable. Customer service will not come into the decision making process for Ryanair.
And yes, I would do my very best to avoid aircraft with this on board.
