How Ryanair Saves Money with Airplane Airstairs!

How Ryanair Saves Money with Airplane Airstairs!
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[mv-ny]

I think its a good feature. Saves people waiting 2 buisness days for stairs to come from austrailia

[SingSGE]

"Hey let me get the stairs."
"No need. Our plane has a built-in one."
"Oh it's a private jet?"
"No it's Ryanair."
"What the fu-"

[derfderfson]

They also save money by allowing whatever passenger gets to the front of the line to fly the plane.

[eckee]

And they don't close the doors to help with ventilation so they don't have to run AC

[raajasmulye]

Now Ryanair is gonna carry air mattress. They will ask us to jump from the front door directly on the mattress to save the cost of a ladder💀

[steveborgman]

They also save money by making passengers run on treadmills to generate power

[Christopher_T_Paul]

That's only a quarter of the reason, the main reason is speed. Ryanair are quick turnarounds and do not have to wait for airport to send stairs so the plane can get back in the air quickly.

[bobjeanartwork]

Fun fact. The 737 is an aircraft with built in stairs, the 737 is the only plane Ryanair uses.

[reold]

Remember guys, the airport has parking fees for the gates. Looks like it is cheaper to burn a bit more fuel, carrying a built-in set of stairs than to pay busy and expensive airports

[kennyjohnston]

The airport - “due to safety reasons.. we can no longer allow this. Pay up.”

[randomlyfactual]

Ryanair also made a huge savings once they discovered that it's cheaper to tie the engine to the wing via a piece of string

[javiersierra]

thank you ryanair for making flights accesible for everyone

[iainmacdonald]

I’ve flown Ryanair multiple times and they really aren’t that bad. For short haul flights they’re absolutely great anything over 4 hours is a little uncomfortable. EasyJet and Jet2 are definitely a step above. Then TUI, BA, etc. are a step above again

[Youtubecensormydick]

ryanair is also replacing all passenger seats with rowing oars to help move the plane

[Avgeek]

They are VERY annoying as a passenger because its kinda uncomfortable and you have to go outside when its raining and cold sometimes

[Russel_Brand_Official_Youtube]

They also save money at the destination by making passengers skydive out, to avoid landing and paying airport fees.

[vencislavdokusanski]

Believe me, not every Ryanair jet has stairs like those.

[LucaBrogna]

They took the term “tight ass” to a whole new level

[RealfishingNL]

How ryanair saves tones of in the end we pay for it all😂

[maciejrozanski]

Actually they use them to shorter the time it is on the ground. It’s faster to unfold their own stairs and let passengers throw front exit, then to wait for both stairs to be connected to aircraft’s Most airports charge not per each individual stairs but for full “stairs” services that’s how they are able to make a turnaround on ground since full stop to first move in just 25 minutes.