In a recent interaction highlighting the power of airline social media responses, Ryanair made headlines with their cheeky reply to a passenger.
The viral Ryanair clapback has quickly risen to become one of the year’s top viral airline incidents.
The Event:
After a passenger humorously tweeted about bringing his own stairs for his next boarding, Ryanair‘s response, suggesting he “bring your own plane next time too,” caught many off guard.
This jestful exchange has since taken the internet by storm, earning both admiration and laughter for the airline’s wit.
Airline Social Media Responses:
Airlines are increasingly using platforms like X (formerly Twitter) to address customer concerns, share updates, and engage in light-hearted banter. While many airline social media responses might go unnoticed, others, like the recent viral Ryanair clapback, become internet sensations.
- Top Viral Airline Incidents:
- In 2017, an airline faced a significant backlash after forcibly removing a passenger, resulting in a flood of negative reactions online.
- Last year, a touching story of an airline crew assisting a passenger warmed many hearts, highlighting the positive side of social media.
People Reactions:
Twitter and other social platforms were abuzz with reactions to the viral Ryanair clapback. Here’s a snapshot of what users had to say:
- Goldilocks๐ @allanongod“Him next time at the airport”
- Joe @lincs67“Not a typical response you would expect to cultivate a positive customer experience .. hey ho ..”
- Joan @Joan_Afc“Admin se love it! ๐ฅ๐๐๐๐๐”
- 404 @checkdmser“Once I paid $17 for a 3000km flight on Ryanair and it was a very decent service. Iโm not sure what people expect from the company which saves a lot of funds on the travel to get from point A to Bโฆ but seems like for a swimming pool. I would suggest for the lady to enjoy theโฆ”
- Kira Queen @KiraQueenlife“What year was this? The last ticket I bought was Budapest-Milan-Budapest $300”
- NEO Talks Web3 @neopch84“Haha ๐คฃ Joke of the decade”
- Lexi Moore @LexiTravelsWorld“Who knew airlines had such a sense of humor? ๐ #RyanairClapback”
- Martin Leigh @Marty_Views“Somewhere in Ryanair’s office, there’s a social media intern getting a promotion today. ๐”
- Carrie Watts @WanderingCarrie“Can’t decide if I’m team passenger or team Ryanair on this one, but I’m 100% entertained!”
- Ravi Desai @RaviOnTheGo“Anyone else waiting for other airlines to jump into this Twitter thread? ๐ฟ #PopcornReady”
- Nina Fields @FlyWithNina“Well, that escalated quickly! Can’t stop laughing at this interaction. ๐ #RyanairWins”
- Sam Keaton @KeatonRealTalk“This is why I never miss a Twitter beat! Who would’ve thought boarding a plane could be this hilarious? ๐”
- Eva Moralez @EvaEveryday“Taking notes from Ryanair on how to deal with my Monday blues. A dose of humor seems to be the answer!”
- Jake Rowley @JakeTakesFlights“I mean, if Ryanair ever decides to quit the airline business, they could totally start a comedy channel. ๐คฃ”
- Lia Turner @LiaTurns“Logged into Twitter and found #RyanairClapback trending. Not disappointed. Day made!”
- Ben Oliver @BenOliverTravels“Tweets like these remind me why I love the internet. A little humor goes a long way. Cheers to Ryanair and the passenger for making my day!”
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