“Ryanair’s Cheeky Response to Passenger’s Legroom Complaint Goes Viral”
European budget airline Ryanair has once again made headlines for its humorous response to a passenger’s complaint about legroom on a flight. The exchange, which took place on social media platform X, quickly went viral, garnering millions of views.
European budget airline Ryanair has once again made headlines for its humorous response to a passenger’s complaint about legroom on a flight. The exchange, which took place on social media platform X, quickly went viral, garnering millions of views.
The incident began when an X user, known as The Last King, expressed frustration about the lack of legroom on a Ryanair flight, jokingly stating, “Ryanair, I’ll come with my own legroom next time.” This comment caught the attention of Ryanair’s social media team, who responded in their trademark witty style, saying, “Come with your own plane next time.”
The playful banter between the passenger and the airline quickly gained traction online, with the exchange accumulating 5.8 million views on X. Ryanair is known for its clever and sometimes sassy responses to customer feedback, often using humor to defuse tense situations.
In another instance, Ryanair showcased its humor in response to the Met Gala’s 2024 theme, “The Garden of Time.” When media outlet Pop Crave asked about dream guest lists for the event, Ryanair shared an edited picture of one of its aircraft adorned with flowers and leaves, adding the caption, “born to slay, forced to fly.”
This isn’t the first time Ryanair has made headlines for its unconventional customer interactions. In a previous incident, a passenger named Martaverse complained about not having a window seat despite paying extra for it. The passenger tweeted a picture of the seat without a window, prompting Ryanair to respond with a humorous twist. They circled a small circular glass opening on the emergency door, humorously justifying that they did indeed provide a window seat to the passenger.
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