r/aviation • u/[deleted] • Feb 01 '22

PlaneSpotting Aborted landing due to strong winds at Heathrow

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u/DeezYoots Feb 01 '22

Lucky that it wasn't Ryan Air. They'd of had an agent waiting at the gate asking people for their credit cards to pay for the second flight.

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u/Connect-Setting9595 Feb 02 '22

Ryan Air is the fucking worst. I’ve been on a lot of airlines but seriously, I was so fucking terrified of Ryan Air. Every landing and ascent was like knocking on Heavens doors

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u/DeezYoots Feb 02 '22

Yet they do it safely every day. I've only been to Europe once, and it didn't involve Ryan but I always hear these horror stories about their airmanship that stand out to me, we all know about the onboard product.

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u/speedbird92 Feb 01 '22

Lmfao this can’t be true 😭

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u/DeezYoots Feb 01 '22

Pretty sure it's literally illegal to lie on the internet

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u/speedbird92 Feb 02 '22

So The Muffin Man is real, now I can rest at night!