Money does not smell, said the ancient Romans and meant pay toilets.
Now the same logic will follow up in the skies.  Suprisingly, the idea is from Europe’s largest low-cost airline, IrishRyanair.
It is considering taking the money from travelers who visits the toilet, said the company’s CEO Michael O’Leary on Friday.

During his time the company hasexpanded by offering cheap air tickets and taking the additional cost from other things, including luggage.
Last week the company announced the end of check-in at airports and moving it to online only.
–We are trying to find ways in which we can gather of alternative income,  so that we can still lower the air travel price, O’Leary told the BBC.

Ryanair is in serious battle to make the airline look like a total fool in people’s eyes. It is interesting to see how do they handle the payment, is it cash in the plane or should people reserve the right to use toilet when booking a flight? Or is there a coin machine in toilet’s door? But the situation can be much more interesting in the plane. Let’s take an example, a woman with a little child comes onboard, child is starting to feel very bad and needs a bathroom, mummy didn’t paid the one, or have any money within, child makes the needs anyway…

I really wonder how long it takes people to notice that Ryanair is not a single pound cheaper that a “normal” airline. One airline has a commercial “You would be there already by flying” but I think Mr. O’Leary would add “with your pants wet, poor”

Would you pay a fee to Ryanair if you want to walk to the plane?

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