Ryanair boss falls victim to trolling

Ryanair boss falls victim to trolling
Ryanair boss falls victim to trolling

Michael O'Leary, head of budget airline Ryanair, became the victim of unusual trolling in an Irish pub. The establishment decided to present him with a bill including additional charges, based on a principle similar to the ancillary fee system in his own airline.

Bill with "aviation" surcharges

The bill received by O'Leary included:

  • Extra legroom — €7.95

  • Quiet zone reservation — €19.95

  • Priority seat — €9.95

Thus, in addition to the cost of the ordered dishes, the entrepreneur had to pay extra for "comfort", as Ryanair passengers typically do when booking tickets.

The millionaire's reaction

O'Leary took the situation with humour. Instead of getting upset, he calmly paid the bill and then took several photos with the establishment's staff. This gesture demonstrated that the airline boss is capable of appreciating a good prank, even if it is directed at himself.

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