In-flight Coin Toilet

Piloto

Piloto

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And you though we have enough extra charges. Check this:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/article-1263905/Ryanair-toilet-charges-phased-in.html
Notice how the toilet entrance face into the hallway. I'll be watching, who needs a window seat when you can have a toilet view.

You put $2 at the entrance for a 7 minute ride. After 7 minutes doors open automatically to expose you in an ackward position to others in line with a "NEXT" voice announcement.

But don't worry, you can avoid the in-flight hassle and cost by using Depends http://depend.com/?WT.mc_id=DPY&WT.srch=1

And you though the 2020 mandate was bad, wait for this one.

José
 
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Just let a few people take a leak or a dump right on their seat and watch how fast they recind that fee..:yes::redface:.

After all, there is NO law against it...:nonod:
 
Wonder if it takes credit cards in case you have no Euros or Pounds.

José
 
This fee has been effect for several years now.they are the cheapest airline in europe.they charge for everything.
 
That's the same airline that fired an employee for charging his cell phone from a company outlet !
 
Saw the movie Philomena yesterday (GREAT movie) and there's a scene where she (played by Judi Dench) is sitting on a plane and a stewardess comes by with a tray of drinks, and she passes on them.

The reporter she's flying with tells her they're free, so she calls the lady back, grabs a drink, and then comments, "You have to pay for everything on Ryanair."
 
frfly172 said:
This fee has been effect for several years now.they are the cheapest airline in europe.they charge for everything.
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I'll second the not true statement.

Michael O'Leary has said he wants to do it, but it has not come to fruition yet. Many think it was a publicity stunt. The heads on Ryanair flights are still free and he had some obstacles to overcome before he can make it happen. To begin with, Boeing told him to pound sand when he asked them to redesign the toilets to a pay for use lock.
 
Doesn't anyone remember when they had coin-operated toilets in department stores? At least they did in the ladies' rooms.
 
I remember paying 10 cents at the 5 and dime.

Pay public toilets have been the norm for years in Europe. It's only in the US where people expect loo socialism.
 
This was right up there along with the "standing" seats to increase seat pitch.
 
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