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Ryanair to make passengers stand!!

A colleague of mine told me about this incredible piece of news. Read it and tell me what you think.

Ryanair to make passengers stand!!
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  1. Rafa7 July 2009 at 19:05

    It's crazy, but sooner or later...
    Nowadays "big" people pay double seat to travel (basketball players, for instance) (Do you remember Hugo from Lost 1st. season? He had to pay double, due to his volume)
    What would it happens in case of turbulence? Perhaps they give us a helmet...(paying for it of course) :)

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  2. Laura S.8 July 2009 at 11:18

    You're absolutely right. Who knows what the future holds? If Ryanair is allowed to do this, I'm afraid that planes will turn into rollercoasters!!

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  3. Anonymous4 September 2009 at 10:41

    Hi everybody!

    Don´t worry! This proposal has been banned by IATA...
    Manoli

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