To give them some credit I think much of the race to the bottom is driven by us consumers. Ryanair were the butt of many jokes for years over appalling customer service standards yet we continued to flock to them in our droves. It's not just an Irish problem.The days of competing with better products/services/propositions/innovations/creativity/vision seems to be over
Ryanair were the butt of many jokes for years over appalling customer service standards
Get on to TrustPilot quick, they need some help!
Now I am no fan of Ryanair but I can't ignore the fact that Aer Lingus robbed us blind when they had a monopoly into Ireland. Back in the 90's flying home from London at Christmas cost the price of a trans-atlantic flight these days and needed to be booked almost a year in advance if you wanted any kind of semi-decent price. Ryanair changed that, fundamentally.
If volume was the differentiator then you'd expect all airlines to receive the same poor score when consumers are being asked to provide a rating score, but that's not the case.Do you not think that that might be down to the market share they have - more passengers , more complaints.
Oh, no argument there at all. Aer Lingus was run for the benefit of it's staff. An uncle of mine who retired from them years ago is still getting free flights.Now I am no fan of Ryanair but I can't ignore the fact that Aer Lingus robbed us blind when they had a monopoly into Ireland. Back in the 90's flying home from London at Christmas cost the price of a trans-atlantic flight these days and needed to be booked almost a year in advance if you wanted any kind of semi-decent price. Ryanair changed that, fundamentally.
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