Don't get pushing in on a train, there are enough seats for everyone and (on most airlines) seats are allocated. Not like getting on a train at 8am at Barnsley station where you need to force your way through the crowd at the doors just to have a CHANCE of a seat!
Nutters. They rush to get on the plane so they can sit on it for an extra 30 minutes, then when the plane lands they act as if their life depends on how quickly they can get off the plane. Why not chill out and enjoy sitting in your seat just a few minutes longer? you were pretty keen to make the most of it a few hours ago.
I am in Barnsley interchange now. Thing that gets to me is how everybody stands up about 2 minutes away from Leeds. Why? Fcukin beats me.
Your English and grammar really are appalling for somebody who purports to be of superior intelligence to the rest of the knuckle draggers on here.
people that rush to get on a plane make me laugh so much, me and my partner jusut chill, I mean ffs you have an allocoated seat, you sit there, it does not move or change if you are not on the plane first, Fun tho I never seem to remember all the times going abroad a award cermony in the end of the flight with Gold, Siver and Bronze to the first three on the plane. Maybe it's an idea for the nexr olympics,
That 8am train is crackers. Last time I caught it I was on crutches and still couldn't get a seat. Get the 0814 as its more or less empty. Or the 0740 which is the same.
agreed , its like when you land all the muppets in the aisle as if its gonna get them on the beach quicker. Also do they not think that they will have a wait in the baggage collection etc... I just sit back and let these morons get off, then stroll off in a very relaxed way...Tossers.
Re: agreed , its like when you land all the muppets in the aisle Don't forget the one's that run like hell the the coach aswell,
Not with Ryanair you don't. Recent trip to Greece, we 'chilled' in the lounge watching the crush and subsequently found all four of us (me, missus, boys 17 and 12 who both suffer from epilepsy) in different parts of the plane, with no overhead space for bags. I explained to the stewards about my boys' epilepsy and whether at the very least, me or the wife could sit with our youngest, but they just shrugged and said sorry. Asked a few passengers around us if they'd help out by shifting seats, but they weren't interested either. Utter, utter (unts, the lot of 'em.
That's what we thought, especially as youngest only 12, but they didn't want to know - had that look of 'if you book with us, expect to be shat on' about them. Boys are fine, on meds and seizure-free for a year or so now, but Ruinair's (and the scum passengers) attitude still stinks.
With Ryanair?? Forget it. I know some of the Watchdog prod. team and the anti-Ryanair mail they get could fill the Albert Hall. That (unt O'Leary is fireproof. They stole £160 from me a few years ago; went through small claims court, but couldn't get anywhere near them.