> That's the business model of most of EU's cheap air companies. E.g. EasyJet "allows" you one piece of luggage on board, but unless you're EasyJet Plus (i.e. pay extra), good luck actually taking it with you on board with any sort of predictability or regularity.
And Ryan Air takes it to a whole new level. At least easy jet planes don't feel like they are going to break in the middle of the flight.
And Ryan Air takes it to a whole new level. At least easy jet planes don't feel like they are going to break in the middle of the flight.