This begs the question: A prank from Ryan Air - or something that might just fly in the years to come?
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Thursday, July 1, 2010
RyanAir to Begin Testing Standing Room Only Tickets
Never lacking creativity, Low-cost-carrier RyanAir said it has plans to sell standing room tickets on some of its short-haul routes. The European-based airline says it hopes to remove the last 10 rows of seats aboard flight less than 1-hour in length, and replace them with 15 rows of vertical seating. But current European Aviation rules prohibit such a "seating" arrangement, and Boeing - who supplies RyanAir with 737-300 aircraft said they are not considering standing-only accommodations.
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