Frequent flying & Ryan Air's latest

[Robder]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...4--funded-charging-passengers-use-toilet.html

Scuse the use of a Daily Mail link but this made me a bit cross.

Air travel shouldn't be made cheaper...Or should it?

The carbon footprint needs to be a collective responsibility but I guess that shouldn't mean that frequent flying becomes a luxury for the middle classes and those that can afford it.

How can this be regulated in a way that's fair?

 

[heatherp6]

Dont think I,d use these type of seats, dont think Id feel safe

 

[Morbyd]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...4--funded-charging-passengers-use-toilet.html

Scuse the use of a Daily Mail link but this made me a bit cross.

Air travel shouldn't be made cheaper...Or should it?

The carbon footprint needs to be a collective responsibility but I guess that shouldn't mean that frequent flying becomes a luxury for the middle classes and those that can afford it.

How can this be regulated in a way that's fair?

Well, according to this article:
"'The seats are lighter and the carbon footprint will be smaller, as more seats fit into a smaller area."

Problem solved!

 

[jjinit]

the mans a fecking eejut!!

 

[djchewie]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...4--funded-charging-passengers-use-toilet.html

Scuse the use of a Daily Mail link but this made me a bit cross.

Air travel shouldn't be made cheaper...Or should it?

The carbon footprint needs to be a collective responsibility but I guess that shouldn't mean that frequent flying becomes a luxury for the middle classes and those that can afford it.

How can this be regulated in a way that's fair?

ryan air is uncomfortable at best seated.

tax the airlines according to the load of the plane - if they dont fill the flight, they pay more.