Showing posts with label tips. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tips. Show all posts

Monday, September 16, 2019

5 Tips When Flying with Ryanair

If you want to travel cheap with Ryanair, you may want to know more about them. Here are the 5 tips when you want to use Ryanair service:

1. Baggage Allowance
Ryanair is very strict with the baggage allowance. They only allow 1 small bag that fits under the seat if you get the standard non-priority ticket.  If you are traveling with more stuff, you need to purchase extra baggage before your flight. If a couple is travelling, I would recommend one person to buy the "Priority Plus" which include one small bag, one 10kg cabin size luggage, one 20kg checked in baggage, seat selection, and priority boarding. The other can just go for the standard non-priority ticket (just pay a little more to choose seat if want to be seated together). By the way, don't give too high hope on the priority boarding because, during boarding time, somebody may cut your queue. Why do you think people want to rush into the airplane? - to get the cabin space for their hand-carry baggage :)
These are the Priority Boarding passenger but when set to go, some people from the back may just cut in your line.
2. Flight Delayed
You need to constantly check on your flight status because Ryanair is very popular for delayed. I experience it myself on my first time flying with them when traveling from Bydgoszcz to London. 
When my flight got 2 hours delayed, Ryanair started to distribute meal vouchers to all the passengers 
Actually, nothing much we can do when there is a flight delay but we can claim for compensation, depending on the hours of delayed. According to EC Regulation 261/2004, if Ryanair flight delays for 3 hours or more on arrivals, or flight cancellations without any intimation; passengers are eligible to claim compensation up to €600 from the Airline or can ask for a full refund on the unused flights of the journey (Source: claimflights.co.uk) 

3. Aisle Seat or Window Seat?
I would recommend for an aisle seat for Ryanair. Remember that this is a no-frills airline, don't expect the luxury of space. Comfort is something that you can put aside when choose to fly with Ryanair. My seat is small and luckily I got the aisle seat which I can still stretch my leg a bit.
I am stilling straight up for this leg space. Totally not a comfortable sitting position. By the way, the seats cannot be reclined 


4. Bring with you a wind-breaker or rain-coat
Boarding for Ryanair can be a painful process if you are not prepared for the "Ryanair-Experience". Passenger will have to walk outdoor to and from the plane for departure and arrival. Depending on the weather condition, it can be very cold or raining when walking outdoor to the airplane. Having a jacket with you can help to keep you warm and handy if it is raining. 
 
5. Go to the airport EARLIER!
Stanstead Airport Departure Waiting Hall
The queue can be very long at the entrance so be early to the airport. Most low-cost airline airports are very busy so it is better to reach early than rushing in late. There are also very limited seats at the the waiting hall. Perhaps this is for all travelers, not just for Ryanair :)

Overall, I think is a good experience to fly with Ryanair but if given a choice, I will choose other options.

What say you about flying with Ryanair?

Monday, July 29, 2013

Top 5 Tips for Essay Writing in Exam

Most of the final examination would requires a student to write a full essay, especially you are asked to discuss on a particular topic, compare and contrast, analyse, evaluate and give recommendations. Therefore, you will need to make sure that you can present your essay in a professional and yet resourceful manner. Remember, your examiner will be looking for good content of your answer and at the same time, the ease of reading your essay for understanding. That's how you can earn more marks for your answer given.

The following are 5 simple tips to improve your essay:

#1: Essay should consist of 'introduction, body and conclusion';

#2: Use paragraphs to differentiate the main discussion points;

#3: Provide a simple heading for each section of discussion (i.e. The Advantages of Using Mass Media); 

#4: Construct short and simple sentences for the ease of understanding; 

#5: Don't start your essay by giving examples. Examples should be given after your explanation on the discussion point.

All the best!

Thursday, July 18, 2013

Top 5 Questions by Students - In The Class

As a student, what are the most common questions you have asked in the class? How about these 5 Questions below:

#5: May I go to toilet/refill water?
When nature calls....what else can you say; 'Sure'!

#4: Can we have a short break?
I really want to know if cinema nowadays give short break to the audience while watching a movie!

#3: Can you repeat?
People say 'do it right at the first time'...but in actual life, we like to repeat, and repeat, and repeat...

#2: Got tips?
I wonder what services the students have provided in the class that their tutor should give them tips :S

#1: Can ar?
This is the most challenging question to the tutor!

Which one of these questions is your favourite? Try to observe yourself and your peers in the class and you can easily pick up some of these...enjoy your class!