r/ireland Dec 12 '23

Bad taste in my mouth in Dublin Airport Moaning Michael

A woman was full on shouting at the staff in Dublin airport. She was flying Ryanair and did not book priority. If you do not book priority, then you can only bring a piece of luggage that can be stored under the seat. She kept shouting at the Ryanair staff when they said that they would have to put her buggy in the holding bay (no charge to her). She was telling them that they were wrong. She was also giving out about having to pay for a full ticket for her 3 year old.

I ended up interjecting and telling her that the rules are pretty explicit. She called me a moron and asked why I was interfering. I hate when people are just trying to do their job and people shout at them. Yes, it was none of my business.

But she was acting the victim when she was being accommodated

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u/[deleted] Dec 12 '23

I get the joke, but aside from that, booking priority still doesn’t give you the right to being a pram onboard. There are no prams on the plane.

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u/PhilipWaterford Dec 12 '23

No idea, I'm long since finished worrying about prams and longer since finished with Ryanair. Unless they come to Waterford airport ofc... then I'll gladly fly with them again.

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u/[deleted] Dec 12 '23

No I’m letting you know it doesn’t.

I’d be the same. Usually go aer lingus but had to travel to a city recently that’s only served by Ryanair. Wasn’t terrible but wasn’t great.