I know what you mean , I also dislike flying in new planes that are nearly always on time at a fraction of the price of other holiday airline companies.
But seriously if you keep to the check in rules and baggage weights I can't see why anyone would have a problem with them.
The only time I came unstuck was on my very first flight with them when I tried to take the p*ss knowing my suitcase weight was 8KG over the hold allowance, It cost me £60 extra! A lesson learned and never repeated.

you must have been counting down the minutes since you last posted this. 4 weeks and 24 minutes since you last posted it.

The previous post was about flights in February. This one is for new flights in March with even more airports than before. Sounds like you could use a holiday... in Gran Canaria, perhaps? :wink:

Just came back from Gran Canaria during mid Feb. Would highly recommend it.
If anyone is interested I made a short video of my trip - https://youtu.be/ffqh3HEI7L0

PS I was advised by locals South and West parts of the Island are warmer than north

you must have been counting down the minutes since you last posted this. 4 weeks and 24 minutes since you last posted it.

Always worth checking hotels before flights as rooms tend to be expensive

It's obviously a good price but nothing will ever get me on a Ryanair flight again. Nothing.

Here's a list of the lowest fares and dates, hope it helps :smiley:
http://www.tripwatcher.co.uk/gran-canaria20/

Just came back from Gran Canaria during mid Feb. Would highly recommend it.
If anyone is interested I made a short video of my trip - https://youtu.be/ffqh3HEI7L0

PS I was advised by locals South and West parts of the Island are warmer than north

Every time I fly with Ryanair, I get on my seat, put my earphones, maybe have a chat with the person next to me,and noone really bothers me for the rest of the flight...
If fact, the cabin crew most of the times is more friendly than Easyjet, for example...

I have fly with them more than a dozen times, never had any problem, apart from a 2 hour delay once..

Its unbelievable value to be able to fly to another country with a cost lower than a National Express fare! Noone should complain really...

Or the phone cards that can give me 40 Euro worth of calls for just 10 Euro.

Oh the phone cards. Jesus Christ, I can still hear that damn recording in my head now and I haven't been on a Ryanair flight since 2014. On a slightly related note, is it just me who finds the Irish trait of not pluralising the word Euro to be slightly irritating? :laughing:

I don't complain. I just don't use them anymore. I've tried it several times and the cons outweigh the pros for me. The seats are too small and cramped, there's always havoc over the overhead compartments and they have an annoying tendency to mostly fly to smaller regional airports in the middle of nowhere. If it works for other people then great and I'm sure there's a bargain to be had but it just isn't for me.