Found this article:http://news.uk.msn.com/uk/article.aspx?cp-...entid=148386770Anything for an extra buck...Would be interesting to find out Boeings response - other than 'what's this guy smoking?'

I think any proposal like that would be rejected by aviation authorities.O'Leary once commented that "customers would crawl across broken glass to get cheap air fares" - I've no doubt he is a very clever businessman, but stools on airliners is one step too far.

Hello,Ryanair idea .. oki right.ICAO regulation apply .. so those must be changed for feasible project .. and so expect a agreement - disagreement in 50 years And it's another problem .. and it's also about safety.The doors of the plane must be redesigned If it's more passengers than allowed before .. the problem will not be the weight .. but the rules of evacuation of the plane.The doors are designed (and numbers of doors) by rules for evacuate a specific amount of passengers in a amount of time .Don't think boeing will begin to use the flamme cuter on the Ryanair 737's Regards.Gus.