[ruiseal]

I've probably flown on 200 Ryanair flights and think the service is great. They get you from A to B cheap and mostly on time. If you adjust your expectations that they're a bus you'll have a better time. In response to your last paragraph. Their ability to set prices as they see fit has allowed them to offer mostly very cheap prices. Regulate this and say goodbye to those prices.

[patchymcnoodles]

I think what he means is the same issue I have. I also fly a lot in Europe and the only choice I have is Ryanair. I don't have a problem that Ryanair exists, rather having an issue, that they cut out every other carrier. I would be happy to pay a higher price for better service, reliability and the most: more space on the seat. The problem is not Ryanair directly, the problem is the lack of choice.

[arccy]

are there airports that only serve ryanair? or do you just fly unpopular routes that noone else thinks is worth serving?

[gronglo]

I've never bought a bus ticket and then been told that the bus is overbooked and that I have to get off the bus.

[JimDabell]

Ryanair doesn’t overbook. That’s mainly an American thing. It does happen elsewhere, but it’s nowhere near as common.