Ryanair certainly stands out on the competition because of its cheap, thin flights, but also builds a brilliant social media presence in its savage response to customer complaints.
Over the years, Irish budget airlines have accumulated a large number of fans Tiktok X comes with a “no chance” reply, they complain about hidden allegations, lack of space or misallocated seats during their trip.
The company also sneered fun on Tiktok on rival airlines as well as on its own services, where it has 1.5 million followers and over 41.9 million likes, making it the largest airline brand on the platform.
As the temperature rises and more travelers enter the sky, Ryanair’s social media team on X resumes the stance of gathering customers, other companies and their own.
The airline mocked a shooter who was assigned incorrectly incorrectly in its latest taunt tweet.
Photos of sitting on the adjacent wall while sitting, the bald passenger wrote: “When you booked a window seat, but forgot it was Ryanair.”
The airline targeted the passenger’s hairless scalp and wrote: “Flying Türkiye?”
Another flyer accused the company of assigning them to a windowless seat after specifically selecting window views.
Ryanair certainly stands out for its cheap, fatigue-free flight
In its latest tongue tweet, the airline easily mocks a shooter who was assigned incorrectly
They wrote that Ryanair replied, “Today, enjoying the beautiful view from the window seats”.
The third passenger uploaded a photo of himself, standing on the apron in front of Ryanair Aircraft, by blurring the plane in the background and then sarcastically adding: “My favorite airline.”
The company responded to its own editors, which blurred the passengers’ faces while the plane became the focus in the background as they added: “Fixed it.”
Meanwhile, a train commuter recently appeared to be traveling with Avanti West Coast, uploading photos of their windowless F32 seats on the way.
They tweeted: “It looks like Avanti West Coast is describing “window seats!” “Shit took off a leaf from Ryanair’s script.
In March, Ryanair posted a tweet on its X account to cancel passengers who had previously complained but continued to use its services.
“Good morning for passengers, they said they would never ride the Ryanair again, but did,” the company wrote.
In March, Ryanair posted a tweet on its X account to cancel passengers who had previously complained but continued to use its services
A passenger blurred the plane in the background of the photos they took, then sarcastically added: “My favorite airline”, throwing a poke at the airline.
A train commuter appears to be traveling with Avanti West Coast recently, uploading photos of their windowless F32 seats on the way and comparing them to Ryanair Flight
Another flyer accused the company of assigning them to a windowless seat after specifically selecting window views – but Ryanair hits: “That’s a wall”
at the same time, Ryanair’s social media presence has proven a special blow to users in the United States and AsiaThey called on the company to expand its flight routes so that it can experience the airline once it discovers on Tiktok.
One article: “I will actually move the country just to fly Ryanair.”
Another US user added an addition in response to the video: “It’s great, I can’t even drive a Ryanair in the US.”
One third wrote: “I don’t live in Europe, so I’ll never take Ryanair, but because of that statement, it’s my favorite airline.”
But European users can quickly control their expectations, some of which have released cases regarding slow refunds, cancelled flights and bumpy logins.
One article: “Queen Tiktok, but not Queen of Sky.”