Or how good Ryanair seems to be! I mean I’m no expert but in the years you’ve been going to and from Portugal it’s just worked? The hard bits have been pandemic!
@ajlanes i have found that i usually book early enough to get a seat at the front of the plane, nice, and i pay for the fast track, breezy, and i have learned how to get immigration fast track when i return via stansted too, which sadly i have to get separately, but all in all it isnt that bad
and i gather ryanair treated their employees better than most through the panini, so 🤷 could be worse
could be better but not everywhere is reachable by train
Haven’t measured it. The walk from the gate can be much longer at Stansted and never as short as the shortest at Faro. I’ve done it in under 10 minutes though.
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in reply to Alexandra Lanes • • •@ajlanes i have found that i usually book early enough to get a seat at the front of the plane, nice, and i pay for the fast track, breezy, and i have learned how to get immigration fast track when i return via stansted too, which sadly i have to get separately, but all in all it isnt that bad
and i gather ryanair treated their employees better than most through the panini, so 🤷 could be worse
could be better but not everywhere is reachable by train
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in reply to Tony Finch • •I always get fasttrack for Stansted departures. for arrivals, I find it less of an issue.
I’ll book 1C if it’s available. Their green chicken curry is not terrible and it’s gluten free, which I need.
I’ve got the routine down now. My record for arriving at Faro is 4 minutes from fan stop to carpark.
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