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It’s common for people to tweet their travel frustrations to airlines. What’s uncommon is airlines publicly snarking back. (A Delta employee purportedly named “Daisy” responded last year to a customer in a tweet that went viral.)
Unless that airline is Ryanair. The Irish carrier’s Twitter account is famously downright wicked. Want to start a Twitter beef with them? They might respond. Just make sure you don’t make any typos — that’s fuel for the fire.
Mark Bowe and his lovely bride strolled into Ryanair’s crosshairs on Tuesday while en route to Ibiza. The groom tweeted about the lack of a window in his row on a Ryanair plane. “I’m hitting home runs with flights for my wedding,” he tweeted. “Off on honeymoon now about to fly into #ibiza for the first time and we just can’t wait to check out the view on the way over… Oh…wait….Cheers @Ryanair #nowindow #wheresmywindow #someview.”
Ryanair shot back, “(Your wife is) regretting marrying someone who can’t read the fine print.”
Ouch!
She’s regretting marrying someone who can’t read the fine print https://t.co/GMjelExn0s
— Ryanair (@Ryanair) May 3, 2023
But wait, it gets better. (Or worse, depending on your perspective.)
Twitter user @KingAimez told Ryanir, “LOOOOOOOOL Rynair admin your days are numbered.”
Ryanair turned its attention back to the newlyweds and said, “like this marriage.”
like this marriage
— Ryanair (@Ryanair) May 3, 2023
Woof.
Ryanair apparently wasn’t finished. They added, “We sell seats, not windows” to their Twitter bio.
They have absolutely done you in their bio 😂 pic.twitter.com/VLjiQY1NSq
— Tim Pearce (@MrTPearce) May 3, 2023
So, what did Ryanir mean by “the fine print”? Maybe this page, which explains not all rows have windows.
For his part, Mr. Bowe was a good sport. I wouldn’t be surprised if he intentionally tried stirring the pot and hoped to get roasted by Ryanair.
Congrats to the newlyweds!
Elsewhere
Sorry, airlines: your fleets better be 5G ready before July 1.
Don’t even think about hanging a towel over your Disney hotel balcony.
How about this? Las Vegas is apparently a popular destination for “getting fit.” (That’s certainly not why I go there but good for you if that is.)
One travel writer explains why she’s loyal to Delta: the airline’s inflight entertainment. (Hey, it’s probably not the SkyMiles redemptions.)
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