Flight test
Flight test: Economy class without the overstuffed cabins
The amount of space between seats is a pleasant surprise in this era of overstuffed planes.
The amount of space between seats is a pleasant surprise in this era of overstuffed planes.
The Boeing 787 Dreamliner has won a lot of fans, and it's not hard to see why.
A clever seat design means more passengers fit into the cabin without compromising individual space.
I've been a premium economy sceptic but this is a game changer for me, writes Michael Gebicki.
The seats have about a zillion different adjustable combinations so there's bound to be one to suit.
Flat bed seats, velvet and cotton blankets, spacious cabins. This is real comfort.
It's hardly luxurious, but this airline delivers exactly what it promises – cheaps fares and unfussy service.
The entertainment pack may be a bit dull, but the cheap Wi-Fi is a bonus.
Despite a bumpy start and some minor irritations, this service offers good value for money.
Ryanair offers a cheap alternative to cross Europe, but it pays to read the fine print.
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