Ryanair's sassy response to customer over 'hack' to avoid extra luggage charge

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Ryanair's sassy response to customer over 'hack' to avoid extra luggage charge
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Ryanair gives sassy response to customer who claims to be able to avoid extra luggage charge with 'hack'

The staff behind Ryanair's social media accounts are now very much known for their sassy responses to customers and their own cheeky posts and their latest response to one passenger is no different.

Currently, Ryanair permits one small bag on each flight for free as part of a customer's booking but more baggage can cost up to £59.99, reports The Daily Star, depending on whether you are pre-paying for the extra bags/cases or if you are paying once at the airport with your belongings already in tow.And it was journalist Bobbi Hadgraft who tweeted a picture of a pair of black cargo trousers covered with tiny pockets plastered all over the front.

The budget airline included a screenshot of the same designer trousers from MJB that were listed for a whopping £1,280 on the website. Ryanair then jibed alongside the post: "'£1,280?' Just pay for a bag, Bobbi."

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