Ryanair EXPLAINED 

Ryanair social media trying to explain they’re the best:

As a person that has flown Ryanair, I can confirm they make hard landings, no matter the weather condition, no matter the airport size.

not a single fatal crash in nearly forty years is actually really good

Ive flown Ryanair once. The landings portrayed are understatements.

I have flown with Ryanair from Cardiff to Faro, and honestly really enjoyed it. The seats were the old comfier ones and the flight itself was pretty good. My Nan even won the Ryanair Lottery, a whopping £10. 10/10 would fly again

The thing is Ryanair is 10x richer than all the big airlines it’s just they save because all the big airports have a high cost: jetsways, fees etc.

One thing I've noticed about Ryanair is that, if you look at their RU-vid, they constantly joke about the hard landings and complaints, and always end by basically saying: haha why would we care, we're cheap and you can't afford anything else :) (which is true cause i've only flown ryanair due to its crazy low prices ☠💀)

Once flew with them, landing was as advertised, but it was a dirt dry runway, so completely unnecessary. They’re also famous for suggesting „standing spots“ where you’d stand instead of sitting during the flight, which the European Union luckily stopped from happening.

Thank you for flying Ryanair Last year, 90% of our flights arrived on time, We hope you enjoyed yours and we look foward to welcoming you soon! Ryanair, Low fares, Made Simple!

I think the landing gear on a Ryanair plane is the strongest thing to ever exist with how well it’s holding up

0 legroom, exorbitant luggage prices but when flying from home to uni and back with just a backpack it is truly the best. and the only airline that operates a direct flight on that route. I have also experienced ridiclus delays a number of time and the reimbursment/food money for 6 hours of delay was barely enough to buy a banana at the airport. When it comes to landing... out of around a dozen I had, only one was 'hard'

I swear you somehow manage to make the most informative but also laughing my ass off content (in a good way)

Ryanair comes at my local airport, Basel, and I saw it quite a few times already. Needless to say that I never saw them do a soft landing. Now that it’s winter time they will come even more and I feel bad for the runway 🫠

This video was so funny. Great job explaining how terrible and terrifying Ryanair is. Keep up the amazing work.

The reason Ryanair lands so badly is because they do higher approaches than normal airlines to reduce the risk of a tail strike that's why the have to slam the ground to not go-around or overrun

Ryanair is the roller coaster of the sky because when the plane land the excitment is just like when you are on a roller coaster

3:03 Ryanair: We only operate 737s Lauda: You sure about that?

thank you for flying ryanair, last year our 90 percent of our flights didn't arrived on time, we hope we enjoy yours, and we look for it to board on again soon! Ryanair, low fairs made simple

The difference is, Delta is the hardcore champion of Landings...................Ryanair is the champion of hardcore landings. You have to applaud their social media admins though. Any issue or big news and they use it as a source for their advertisements. Some of my favorites include one where Trump's son couldn't use the Presidential transport since the former lost elections, and Ryanair displayed prices and routes which they believed would please him. And even in F1, multiple times after crashes you could see the admin chewing on their performances, and turning them to makeshift Ryanair ads. Say what you want about their landings, but companies would kill to have their PR team😂😂

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Ice711, you have gained my eternal respect for NOT mixing up Malta Air and Air Malta. Thank you -every maltese avgeek

1:18 I’ve been to Stansted before, and I can confirm it looks like the pictures in this video

i litturally died of laughter lmfao u honestly deserve more subs

Ryanair does around 30 flights/day, and for a short time, LIMF/TRN (my local airport) was the hub of Ryanair. also, the landings are quite smooth

Thank you for flying ryanair last year 90 percent arrived on time we hope you enjoyed yours and to welcome on board,Ryanair lowfairs

Top five scariest sentences 5. Someone threatens to stab you 4. The principal says there is an intruder over the intercom 3. Someone says your house is haunted 2. A clown is following you 1 *ryanair butters a landing*

Great job and keep it up! Stanstead Airport had me wheezing lol

RYANAIRRRRRR!! This is such a funny video btw! 😆💀

Great Job as always Ice711! Keep up the great work!

There's also the fact that Lauda just casually operates literally no Boeing aircraft, and are entirely ran using A320s.. For some reason. Shockingly, the lease on them has heen extended to 2028 too, so they're here to stay.

Ryanair: *breaks landing gear* Safety Records: we didn't see anything.

Good to be a member of ice711

Ryanair is like the Nissan Altima of the Skies.

As a aviation expert I can confirm this is true

I flew ryanair once to Mallorca and got a lasagna midflight, it was the worst mistake of my life💀

You’re about to hit 80K ice 711!

The buzz airlines had me rolling 😂😂😂😂 4:46

ice i’m here early again!! great vid too!

Once I was on a Lauda flight to London And I think they did an illegally smooth landing, I can't remember

It just mades my head spin as to what the pilots at Ryanair do during their landings

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Holidays are expensive anyways so in my opinion, getting a cheap flight is incredible and as a frequent Ryanair flyer I'm proud lol. Well presented video tho, i love how you're always showing the food all throughout the whole video for some reason lol

Buzz airline is still gonna be in my nightmares.

Ryanair не разбиваются из-за того что все их пассажиры усердно молятся на протяжении всего полёта

Tbf although Stanstead is their main UK base, Ryanair do also fly to Gatwick Airport which is considerably larger

Finally a dedicated video about ryanair 😂 Anyway, i use to fly with several times in a year and i don't rember about a single soft landing😂 Thanks for the video as always

Ryanair does have a few other planes, but yes their fleet is mostly 737s

this RU-vidr is a masterpiece. He deserves 100k I cannot believe he exists. because I love avaitaion we need to appreciate him

great video keep up the good work ice 711

Ikr, if Ryanair butters, I think it will be the most best airline ever, and yes it has a winglet.

3:14 Fun fact: to Use jet bridges airlines needs to pay, but use stairs is free, soo… Ryanair just don’t want to lose money.

4:48 I will never forget this edit

you forgot to mention the reason they land hard. since they only operate out of minor (regional) airports the runways are shorter and therefore less room to land, so they have to land so they need as much space as possible so they don’t run off

You should do a military plane teir list

You hit 80k, congrats!

Just added a flight with Ryanair to my bucket list

Hi man, as always a great video, keep up the great work

Hey ice! I love your content! Its amazing! Keep it up to 100k! I have a question for you, do you have any tips for people starting aviation channels? Thats what i'm doing

Yesterday Ryanair had a smooth ride, butter landing, and the cabin was clean. 0:11 What I see on Ryanair today:

Ryanair : we get you to your destination.

Southwest recently took delivery of their 1000th 737

Top 5 scariest myths 5. Herobrine 4. Bigfoot 3.the rake 2. Black ghast 1. *ryanair butters*

Ryanair actually had a business class and a rewards program, but the airline wasn't making money. So, when Michael O'Leary became CEO, he was instructed to make the airline low cost. Its on Wikipedia & Simple Flying.

as funny it is to meme on budget airlines , I have to give them my respect

So…I’ve seen a lot of people mentioning Ryanair when talking about bad landings. I just thought the airline deserved a bit of a defense as to why that is. To start off, the 737 is an inherently difficult plane to land. Along with the large amount of drag from the flaps, the plane’s fuselage has been stretched quite a bit since the original 737-100 was built, meaning center of gravity and the amount of room to flare has been significantly changed. I have flown may airlines’ 737-800s, and never once has the landing felt perfectly smooth. The main reason for Ryanair’s specific targeting is because their landings are often noticeably firmer than others. Many people blame the airline and/or their pilots for this, stating that Ryanair does not train them so they do not know what they are doing and can’t put it down smoothly. I will say they are directing the blame in the right place, but for the wrong reasons. When compared to most other airlines’ landing procedures with the 737, Ryanair probably has the safest. The pilots are trained rigorously and up to every standard they need to meet, and know exactly what they are doing every time they land a plane. Ryanair flies into many different airports in many different countries and climates, with fast turnarounds and high passenger demand. This means the pilots need to be able to land no matter what the weather or runway condition/length. So, Ryanair trains their pilots for so-called “positive landings”, slightly more firm than most others, but by far the safest. By getting the plane on the ground in an efficient manner, they are ensuring the safety of the flight and reducing the runway and brakes needed to stop. The planes are perfectly made to take it, and it is actually following Boeing’s SOP when it states that “a soft landing is not always a safe landing” (yes they actually write that in there). I hope this shed some light into what has become a meme in the community (both IFC and aviation in general), and next time someone talks about a Ryanair landing, maybe you can let them know how lucky those passengers were to be on one of the world’s safest 737 landings ;)

Hard landings are the safest because smoother ones take a long time to ouchdown and then have a higher chance of overunning

Ryanair trying not to kill one person from cardiac arrest from all those landing:

Your videos are the best❤

I only flew Ryanair twice from Lisbon to Manchester and back and i gotta say the landings were actually pretty smooth seems like one in a thousand type of deal by the looks of it

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KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK OF THE PLANE VIDEOS!🎉 see you again in the next video my friend!

You missed an opportunity here: Throwing in the Ryanair jingle somewhere.... BUMMM, PAP, PAP, PAAAAAAAAAAThank you for flying Ryanair.....

i recently flew to morroco and the ryan air flight was more expensive than a british airways flight

RyanAir. We don't land, we arrive.

Ryanair's mods in the internet be like:*roasts* Example: User67:i hat your plane Ryanair mods:thats because you flew spirit

Believe it or not Ryanair is safer then most airlines in the world

Its a miracle that ryanair hasnt crashed during landing while landing at pretty much the stall speed.. Yet

1:12 as a heathrow guy myself Heathrow is like that (But the drive from bracknell to there is a nightmare)

Ryanair is best airline ever cuz their memes. Change my mind.

Fun fact! Ryanair is actually Irish based, was invented in Ireland. An easy way to tell this is the harp on the tail, Irelands national symbol

I don't get it. LITERALLY EVERY RYANAIR FLIGHT HAS SOME SORT OF PROBLEM.

top tip: you wanna fly with a cabin bag for cheap and a nice flight? go lufthansa, second option, think its called economy classic, been doing it for a while and i get a cabin bag, food and drink on board, booking my seat, I fly to austria maybe five times a year and if i book two or three months before it costs me ~£160 round trip with bags and the window seat the whole way, never had a hard landing or nout, sooooo I like it (Oh and actually landing in the place you want to go, rather than bumfuck nowhere and a 30 quid taxi ride to your actual destination)

That picture of the Pringles that was spilled on the floor I saw that person that took that picture when I boarded the flight and I sat on that exact seat!

As someone who has never been on a noncheap airline I thought all planes lands like that idk why ryan air’s logo in thailand is a owl with a lion head 💀

The reason for hard landings is because of the harsh weather; outside of the airport it looks like a butter landingg

1:13 IKR , Heathrow is the best airport , every trip I've ever been on (All to NYC) I have flown from Heathrow , even on the British airways 747 😮😮😊😊😊

Ryanair has became so popular that it even became a meme

Surprisingly Ryanair never had a fatal crash

The hardest the landing the less energy it keeps, making it hard to occur bouncings or water-slipping

Actually If I had to fly ANY European airline that I could afford (aside from easy jet) I would chose Ryanair, plus it’s my 3rd favorite European airline

5:00 I like this livery ngl

Ice711 you are THE BEST EVER!!!!!!!

The black livery looks so cool, also we are about to hit 80K!..

if you to pay to go to the bathroom in a Ryanair plane, then atleast 50% of the people on there will have brought 5 dollars for bathroom permissions 💀💀💀

4:44 Ambatubuzz...

As someone who has only flown ryanair my entire life, I *personally* think their landings are pretty smooth, I give their landings a 8½/10. Like their not the most smoothest, but not the hardest.

I dropped my chicken wings from this videos from that butter landing

I guess this is where they got their motto from.. “Ryanair, Low fares, No flares.”

The Disney Pixar “RyanAir” this was chaotically hilarious

Ryanair: yeah our fly costs are cheap but you do have to pay for toilet,food,walking,breathing and everything else you need to live.