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19th January 2006, 04:53 AM

Discrimination is alive and well, families etc be allowed to board
first if they have even one youngster, so quite large parties can have
proirority, they then hold up best part of 150 people, it would make
boarding quicker, and far far fewer would be held up, if those that
need to extra time to board, boarded last rather than first.
If check in bagage of 15kg and hand luggage of 10kg is not enough then
, then they need to learn to travel light. It would be good practice
for when Ryanair charge for all hold baggage.

19th January 2006, 04:53 AM	#5 (permalink)
rr1980_5 Guest Posts: n/a Classified Rating: % ()	Ryanair Discriminating against families ? Discrimination is alive and well, families etc be allowed to board first if they have even one youngster, so quite large parties can have proirority, they then hold up best part of 150 people, it would make boarding quicker, and far far fewer would be held up, if those that need to extra time to board, boarded last rather than first. If check in bagage of 15kg and hand luggage of 10kg is not enough then , then they need to learn to travel light. It would be good practice for when Ryanair charge for all hold baggage.