Reuters quotes Michael O'Leary on the BBC (update - watch the original interview):
One thing we have looked at in the past and are looking at again is the possibility of maybe putting a coin slot on the toilet door so that people might actually have to spend a pound ($1.43) to spend a penny
Just been chatting to our ed-in-chief Penny Wilson, who agrees that 'looking at the possibility of maybe' scarcely makes a news story - but it's classic Ryanair nonetheless.
Update 2: Ach, let's do a news story anyway.
"Maybe we can organise sponsored catheters," she added.
It's a brutal way to treat passengers but it scarcely matters - as samdaams and I were saying on Twitter not long ago, Ryanair has established a reputation for doing one thing well, and it's going to ride that horse until it gets thrown. (Two years? Five? Ten? Never?)
Odds on pay toilets happening? Pretty long, I'd say, but you'd be a fool to rule it out.
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So long as Ryanair keep getting all the free PR for these things they will keep doing it. It's all about being top of mind for cheap flights.