I Tested Europe's WORST Rated Airlines 

Flydubai

Delta in JetBlue

also Loganair vs Eastern Airways in the UK

American Airlines

qater airways

he speaks from far.... from the other side of the pond.

why do you fly that often?

@@Morkva i live and work in different countries.

I fly WIZZ as well. Sometimes there are scandals like:Your flight is to Berlin,but you land in Hannover and it's not an emergency landing.Thank God I didn't have any MAJOR problems. My problems were just 2h delays or a 30min fuel fill

@@user-ki2tg3qf4j maybe it is for weather reasons? Once I was going to Berlin and a sudden storm came and the pilot said he had no other chance than diverting to Dresden. But then we got buses that took us to Berlin.

going on ryanair is an amazing experience.

They fly 737 Max's no thanks

@@OPTSXFilosoofisthey are pretty safe

​@@OPTSXFilosoofisUr deluded

​@@OPTSXFilosoofisHave U seen ryanairs safety record and they fly 50 plus max 8 200s every day with about 4-8 flights for the last 3 or 4 years.😂😂

For the money, you’re absolutely correct, but in comparison to all others on EU I would put my money on these two as the worst.

Hello,im flying soon with Wizzair planes,are they safe,the days im flying are a little with rain,not very much but like a little rain,do you think they are safe

Same

The truth is the most airlines do have good/ bad & issues regardless !! To me ,I am thankful that there are so many more choices of airlines / products we can choose from & we just have to weigh 'em / compare to our needs ! I think Wizz air is good . I haven't used either one ,but looking forward to ,someday I'm sure I'll fly on them ! Lol.💜🥁🐉🎤🎶✈️💞

​@@yourtypicalkurd😅😅😅

Ryanair is still good.

I bet you fly periodically, I take (not by choice) 6 minimum a month,band Ryanair is desperate

Bro so long

I've flown on every major US airline, most major european airlines, Saudia, FlyDubai, FlyNas, and WizzAir is the best airline i've ever flown on.

Wizzair is actually really good, I don't understand why it's called bad

​@@SummerMellowsThey only call it WizzAir is "bad" because of delays or cancels

@@seankozma1030 oh

Try to explain that to an american… 😂😂😂 They need someone to tell them what to do and where to go. Reading is overrated.

​@@tatraifamily every time I hear "I need a stamp" I know this is Trouble boarding 😂😂😂

@@ElePranaityte who asks for a stamp??? 😂

People always say it’s terrible but I’ve been flying with Ryanair my whole life to go to Poland to see my family

@@cupcakedaft7713omg sameee

they pay 20 euros for a ticket and expect emirates quality... :/

@@gonza287 for real

@@cupcakedaft7713same, but not to polsnd

Ryainair is good idk what’s bad abt it’s fine tho u so have to pay a few hundreds

Yes, I personally think to call any European airline bad is a marketing trick from the more expensive airlines. I regularly fly Wizz and besides their website being slow at times never had any issues. The main difference is that the "cheap" airlines allow you to buy nothing but the trip. No extras if you don't want them.

Hello,im flying soon with Wizzair planes,are they safe,the days im flying are a little with rain,not very much but like a little rain,do you think they are safe

Oh wizz is def the worst IN THE WORLD with spirit behind it (spirit isn’t worse it just became a meme)

im surprised to, i go every dutch vacation from amsterdam (netherlands) to skopje (macedonia) and i never had troubles

ikr

@@maxflax1521 wizz air is THE WORST airline ever

Me too

I live in Ireland

@@shadowstorm12395 same 😊

I live in Ireland too

@@tiglishnobody8750 same

Ryanair seats are so uncomfortable (I have not been on these budget airlines ) no legroom unhygienic no lying down position bad food bad bathroom no shower and do these airlines even have first class , business class . And some annoying people would be often why not just spend 100 400more

Americans are so picky. What else do you want for 50 quid or something 😂

the turbulence does not depend on the airline

Thank you Bro i Love you Ryanair is the best ❤❤❤

I've been also flying Ryanair since i was a baby. I never had a bad time

Same

Ryanair is the best Airline, not the worst!

I second your TAP comment. Absolute garbage airline. Edit: garbage from an end user technology and customer service point of view (app and website). The onboard staff have always been great in my experience.

I agree

I love ryanair

You'll also eat so much better on Ryanair than long haul Lufthansa.. Dead serious

@frantisekoliva6304 that's because you generally eat better in Ireland than in Germany 🤣

Yes they have made there airplanes better now and the led lights have you seen them?

That's the same Skytrax that gave Lufthansa 5 stars...

True, (ryanair is also getting newer planes), a thing a lot of people dont know is that budget airlines almost always have newer planes then more expensive plane companies, the only reason for this is that newer planes save more fuel

But if you fly with an older Wizz Air plane, you still can't see that much wear as on Ryanair. They care much more about the looks and state of the airplane.

@@Fgafgafgaf Also they get amazing deals from the plane manufactures for massive orders and they have great resale value as they sell them after just a few years...For them every penny helps as they work on very small margins

I noticed one problem. The wizzair plane was a newer A2321Neo while the Ryanair plane was an older 737-800 leading to the more worn looking seats on Ryanair. Make sure the aircraft’s are similar in age

That’s maybe they prefer using newer aircraft’s and maintaining them regularly lol.

you are right

Glad you were in Bucharest, our country’s capital.

Fr

Which flight and can you do this 16:11

@@khangpianoplane It was the Ryanair one and helping out passengers when I become cabin crew for Lufthansa then yes

Delta vs Porter

Yeah they helped me out after i almost “died” of a panic attack

I absolutely agree Ryanair is super underrated airline, I flew with them like 20 times and it was amazing

the colours give me headaches lmfao

@@_i0054 yeah same but the airline is actually fine

The days of £4.99 flights are good still cheap enough though.

It's not just people not reading their website properly, it's literally a part of their business model. The ancillary revenue of these airlines is really big, to the point where I think you'd be surprised how much the average passenger actually spends on a low cost airline ticket

Exactly!

Frrrr

I worked as cabin crew for ryanair we are trained very well to deal with medical emergencies and that includes panic attacks

@@sirgaffo what do they teach you to do in response? I’ve dealt with airport staff and cabin crew who’ve really not handled it well. Never on Ryan air though so this is why I ask.

@@George1789 When you go for training with cabin crew its not just as simple as just going into a job and they train you as you work, you have to study how to deal with first aid responses from small cuts and how to identify what type of bleed it is to preforming CPR and using the onboard defibrillator in case of cardiac arrests. How to deal with pregnant women from miscarriages to labour to assisting with birth and the delivery of the baby. Our role as cabin crew medically is quite extensive and covers a lot of our training and i know for Ryanair specifically from my past experience of working there the pass mark for all exams is 90% they do tell us that no matter how much you train though some may never be able to handle the situation as well as others and that's just part of the human condition as well as some who have become too comfortable in the norm become caught off guard when situations arise. Panic attacks we try assess what is the matter and if they have experienced this before, give the passenger some breathing space turn on the air vent offer some water and in extreme cases sometimes we administer oxygen in the galley to help calm them down. Panic attacks are quite tricky as often there is nothing much you can really do but offer a comforting presence and promote their recovery.

@@George1789hi, im currently cabin crew for ryanair, in terms of ground staff, i don’t know their training process as it’s not the same as ours however if someone is having a panic attack, we take them out of sight of other passengers and we basically try and calm them down as best we can, we have a set of things we do to help them calm down, but like anything medically alarming, we are very well trained and treat all situations very seriously, hope that helps! ❤

I hope they’re good with anxiety- going on my first flight in three weeks and my panic attacks are intensifying

Your right!

They are also busy, as they don't want to stay grounded for too long. They don't get any payments while being there.

if ur seat is dirty id reccomend bringing some wipes on the plane and wiping off the seat, tray table, armrests and window if your sitting beside it. you can also use wipes to wipe off the toilet seat if you need it

Broooo, I got stuck in a non moving queue for bag drop for 2 hours. Worst customer service ever.

🤣🤣🤣

Bruh same

Also with the Ryanair landings most of the time they are rough but it totally depends on the pilot and I kinda like rough landings they’re kinda fun

Doing a rough landing is a way for the pilot to slow the plane down. Some of the energy that would keep the plane moving forward is dissipated on impact, so the plane can get off the runway and to the stand more quickly and maybe gain a few minutes for disembarking and boarding for the next flight

@@nighteagle7299 who says "bruh" in the EU, yankee

@@german_novotiable me

People like blaming their own problems on other people to escape their own responsability

Pretty nice to see your opinion. As an European I actually used both airlines quite some times. I did not had any major issues, only in Bratislava where I was charged €50 because of missed check in.

Ik wiz is my Childhood 🌸

Hello,im flying soon with Wizzair planes,are they safe,the days im flying are a little with rain,not very much but like a little rain,do you think they are safe

I'd heard horror stories about Luton but I've now flown from there to Warsaw a few times and am yet to see what the trouble is 😂 Only issue I've had at Luton was on one return flight waiting for baggage claim while the ground crew were striking, that did take about a couple of hours and meant ultimately hitting my train from Liverpool St - Norwich during the peak period when I had an off peak ticket. Luckily since GA were also striking that day and running a reduced service, they didn't have any restrictions on off peak tickets being used on peak trains so dodged a bullet there 😂

Agree entirely!!Most air lines don’t give the option of keeping your fare down-not everyone needs to travel with the ‘kitchen sink’

The cancellations are likely due to risk analysis. The low cost airlines need their planes to be flying for as much of the time as possible. They schedule the planes for a whole day's work. If a plane gets damaged it has a knock on effect on all the flights it would be doing afterwards. It was quite interesting earlier this year using flightradar24 to watch the plane on which I would be flying doing its outbound from one airport, its return flight to that airport, then inbound flight to where I was, before becoming my flight home to that airport, whilst we were awaiting our airport transfer from our hotel (I tracked it by looking at the scheduled departures and likely previous arrival).

You were lucky. It all depends on the handling agent at the gate. Strictly speaking you should've been charged but you caught people on a good day! 😁

Delta cancels a lot too

I’ve flown them on the ATR 72-600 and Boeing 737. I can say that Air Serbia it’s way better than our national company, Tarom! Way better seats, more caring cc. Lovely company Air Serbia!🫶🏻

@@tudorrurac2173 same, from a serb

There are many reasons why an aircraft is put down hard. Almost all legitimate reasons. This type of criticism is rarely valid. I have flown 140 flights with Ryanair AND work in aviation at an airport so I know what I'm talking about.

@@pauldunn5978 Working at an airport, wow you must be a true expert on landing aircraft.

@tortozza Sounds a tad sarcastic. You have no idea what I do, do you? So why the sarcasm?

@@pauldunn5978 The Dunning-Kruger is strong with you, so I’d hazard a guess that you work for a Ground Handling company, as a Dispatcher or Ops agent, as an airport Starbucks worker wouldn’t be so cocky and a Baggage Handler or Security guard wouldn’t be arguing in youtube comments.

@tortozza Flight operations and crew support. And a weight and balance qualified load master on 747s. And your experience and exposure to aviation is what? I take it you are in aviation too but I'm guessing not a pilot either. Maybe involved in maintenance/ tech support? I learn a lot of what I know off pilots. I've spent a lot of time over the last 15 years with pilots waiting for aircraft to arrive and we chat about all sorts of stuff. Landings being one of them. What's your problem? I share some knowledge and you get the arse with me. You suggest I've got an attitude. Seems that's coming more from your side. And after looking through other answers, some of the factors have already been covered.

You do nor work there

@@Johnnyjonnyyesspapa No shit sherlock

I normally fly wizzair and it’s quite alr tbh

same

@@Alxn.cc17 ditto

I toke riner that had the onr of riner

I always fly wizzair and I've had only one bad experience where the plane was delayed but it was actually a good experience because i realised I had ordered food and needed more time to eat

Think BA are also the same now

10/10

Thanks, will do!

I flew wizz in February AGP-LTN and it was also perfectly fine. newer aircraft and they let me see the cockpit.

Fly with them 7 or 8 times a year out of Stsnsted. Have done for years. Agree with every point you make.

I was just trying to be nice HAHA

she’s an enderly, jus trying to be nice 🤷‍♂

@@ericstrukAre you gay?

you read my mind because I had that planned already!

But wnt that cost way too much?? Coz u would be travelling in two best airlines?

@@ericstruk is it delta vs porter? I’m a bit of a new fan so I’m just wondering

@@Yourlocalwatermeloncat_the69th yea or it might be air Canada. Ive never flown Porter tho

or he could do Europes Best Airline (Include 2nd best airline)

no but I will do it eventually

I see you're using the "It's a short haul fight" argument a lot. A lot of things that European airlines (including full service carriers) only offer on long haul, are the norm even on short haul in the rest of the world. The ultra-slim seats you see on most short haul aircraft on European airlines (including the legacy carriers) are only found on ULCCs in other regions. While that might not be a big deal for a short flight, the likes of BA, Lufthansa, and Swiss, use those same aircraft with no adjustable headrests, fixed recline, 29-30 inch pitch, and no IFE whatsoever, on 5+ hour sectors to countries like Jordan and Egypt.