The budget airline pulled no punches with its latest jibe after the airport announced a new restuarant had opened up.
Ryanair took a swipe at Dublin Airport
Ryanair has taken a swipe at Dublin Airport over the price of a pizza slice declaring it would be “cheaper to fly to Italy”.
The budget airline pulled no punches with its latest jibe after the airport announced a new restaurant had opened up.
The post said “Anyone for pizza? The Bruno pizza outlet is now open for business in T1, beside Bluebird.
“We’d like to make it explicitly clear that’s it NOT named after the footballer. (Sure, he’d need to do more than make a few assists and finish 3rd for that to happen!)
One picture posted by Dublin Airport lists the prices. A margherita pizza costs €5.95 while a pepperoni pizza slice or a chicken slice will set passengers back €6.75.
Ryanair then quote tweeted the announcement and said: “cheaper to fly to Italy”.
But a social media user shot back with a jibe of their own and said: “Depends if your cabin bag fits”.
Before long, Dublin Airport were back and posted a screenshot of a ham and cheese panini that Ryanair flogs on flights for €6.75.