Ryanair considers oxygen charge

by Madman2 Posted on March 1, 2009
Ryanair's Michael O'Leary

Michael O’Leary considers passenger safety as a revenue opportunity

In an interview earlier Ryanair’s Michael O’Loony said today that

Ryanair was always looking for ways to constantly lower the cost of air travel and has considered that passengers may have to in future pay for the use of the plane’s oxygen masks in the event of an emergency

When asked what would happen if the passenger didn’t have any cash with them O’Loony replied
listen, I don’t think in the history of the world there had ever been anyone who wouldn’t pay at least a pound if it meant staying alive at 30,000 ft. We’re always finding new ways to lower the cost of flying by creating even more passenger discretionary spending opportunities

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Iconoclast, recently lost all sanity, shaved moustache off after 33 years and still getting used to it, taken up fell running of sorts. Interests: Mountaineering, food, cooking, people, friends, politics, education, photography, thinking, kites, making people laugh, fell running, adventure running. Favourite Films: The Long Good Friday, Laurence of Arabia, Thomas Crown Affair, Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, Snatch, Slumdog Millionaire, Fargo, anything by Poliakoff. Favourite Music: Jazz, Norah Jones, Red Hot Chilli Peppers, Joss Stone, Dido, Dave Brubek, John Coltrain, Florence and the Machine, Lily Allen Favourite Books: The Unconsoled, Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency, The White Spider, Touching the Void
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