One can trust Ryanair Airlines to come up with savage responses to complaining customers instead of following the motto of ‘customer is the king’.
On Wednesday, an X user @ToldYouThusly shared a photo that showed a narrow aeroplane staircase, implying that the jetway bridge was inconvenient. The X user wrote, “@Ryanair I will bring my own stairs next time ”.
However, this post confused many netizens who found nothing wrong with the Ryanair Airline infrastructure. Expressing this sentiment, an X user wrote, “What’s this guy even complaining about? I’m looking at stairs”.
@Ryanair I will bring my own stairs next time 🙄 pic.twitter.com/9pTnlU2e1T
— ToldYouThusly 🇮🇳 (@ToldYouThusly) October 11, 2023
Another person wrote, “My man’s probably bout to fly across Europe for 27 bucks and he’s complaining about walking up some stairs”.
Replying to @ToldYouThusly’s nitpicking, Ryanair Airline wrote, “Bring your own plane next time too”.
This response got over 2 lakh likes. Commenting on it, an X user wrote, “This is the most salvage client-to-customer response I have seen”.
bring your own plane next time too https://t.co/CH6uzqsS5j
— Ryanair (@Ryanair) October 11, 2023
This is not the first time that the Ireland-based airline, which is known for offering low-budget tickets for flights to more than 27 countries, has replied sarcastically to a passenger’s complaint on social media.
In September last year, an X user, MartaVerse (@MartaVerse), shared a photograph of her plane seat that was next to the emergency exit door and wrote, “Seriously @Ryanair I paid for the window seat ”.
Ryanair shared the same photo but encircled the small circular glass opening they had on their emergency exit door to highlight it did offer a window seat even though the window was not like a usual one on planes.