A message from cabin crew

Hi,
I work for Ryanair myself, as a cabin crew, and really can only apologize for what we’ve got to offer. People seem to forget that both crew and passengers should both stay on the same side and blame whoever is making great money out us, real idiots, that for one reason or the other, have to work or fly for this company. Ryanair sucks, no way how to deny it, but can we really start doing something about it? As for myself, having to daily deal with both very unhappy cabin/flight crew and angry passengers, I can only suggest that we cooperate and put Ryanair where they really deserve: in court! To those passengers who take it on crew i beg you some mercy because we are, at the end of the day, the ones that suffers the worse of treatments, the ones that literally starve in foreign countries and put into debt and live in constant fear of loosing our miserable job just because somebody is in a bad mood. For some, the solution is simple and immediate: leave Ryanair! Unfortunately, this is so well schemed out, that most of us end up owing more money to the company and to the bank that we have no other choice. What Ryanair do to hire crew is called fraud very well hidden in smart contracts and based on big lies. Most of us are trapped and desperately seeking help to get rid of this company. Normally, we are foreigners that got into debt, changed country and find ourselves in a dead end. To all the unhappy passengers, again, I apologize and ask for their help. I am currently seeking help in an European court and encourage others to do so. Sometime, this has to end because such a fraud cannot sustain a company on a long term. That’s Ryanair’s biggest stupidity.

52 Responses to “A message from cabin crew”

  1. Gina says:

    Hi, I will start working for ryanair this 9 th of April, I am a bit scared of briefing questions, can somebody help me?? Are they difficult???what happens if we r unable to answer then, will we lose the job??and the money, we paid to work??Are N1, that powerful??? Why would they be happy to offload you???
    Thank you

  2. Horst Maeier says:

    A person I know simply sits on the flight and picks the stitching out the seatbelt. Apparently the ringpull on coke cans is useful.
    The cost of replacing the belt is a small punishment for inflicting such misery on passengers. I for one do not fly Ryanscare, did it once in 2003, that was enough…

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