A former Ryanair flight attendant warns travelers to avoid specific plane seats, notably 11A, which lacks a window despite being marketed as a window seat.
A former Ryanair cabin crew member, Eleanor, has shared insights on which seats passengers should avoid when flying with the budget airline. She advises travelers to steer clear of seat 11A, which is often marketed as a window seat, but disappointingly lacks a window. This has led to the seat gaining notoriety as one of the least liked among passengers.
Eleanor, who previously worked for Ryanair and has significant experience in the air, emphasizes that having high visibility during flights can greatly enhance the flying experience. In her tips shared with the Manchester Evening News, she highlighted that the 11A seat is not only misleading but could dampen the journey for travelers looking forward to scenic views from the air. She also discusses a preferred row that offers a quieter experience, providing more value to travelers who prioritize comfort during flights.
The mention of seat 11A's unfortunate reputation as "Europe's most hated" reflects a broader discussion within the aviation community about passenger comfort and the layout of budget airlines. As more people choose affordable travel options, insights from former crew members can guide travelers in making better seating choices on airlines known for their no-frills service.
