Instead of dragging suitcases thickness fee.

Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary expects and is considering - and provide savings with each new idea highly effective advertising for Eddy. How about with the plan a "Fat Tax", which is not introduced. Therefore, the customers themselves dragging their suitcases.

 

London / Dublin - With its Sperenzchen believes Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary the low cost airlines in the headlines. Was the subject of a plan, a so-called Fat Tax introducing international outrage.

The fee for overweight passengers should be levied on certain dimensions or exceed a certain weight, and came from a Europe-wide customer survey. The French government party condemned such pricing as a "clearly discriminatory" and "degrading".

How the Irish airline, on Friday announced in Dublin, but now they renounce to the contract. The "Fat Tax" can not usefully be implemented. Since the future only to be checked online and the machine only 25 minutes remain on the ground, whether an implementation is not possible, said a spokesman.

O'Leary, however, pursues his undaunted efforts, the transportation of people and suitcases to optimize cost. Currently, he ponders on the absence of baggage after workers. "We would say to the passengers,? Carry their baggage through the airport security and leave it at the foot of the stairs," said Ryanair chief, according to Reuters on Thursday at a press conference. "We put it in the cargo compartment and at the end of the flight back to the stairs and you take it there."

A spokesman said the company will not plan the luggage, if it is the fast handling time in danger. Europe's largest budget airline is always in the criticism of high charges for passengers profit to beat.