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Ryanair passengers may soon need to consider whether a pre-flight pint from the departure lounge bar is worth it as Ryanair plans to reduce all of their planes to just 1 onboard toilet.

They have dropped the idea of charging for the use of plane toilets, but is pressing ahead with proposals to remove two of the three lavatories on each plane and replace them with seats.

Chief executive Michael O’Leary said: “It would fundamentally lower air fares by about five per cent for all passengers.”

“We’re trying to push Boeing to re-certify the aircraft for six more seats, particularly for short-haul flights”, he added.

“We very rarely use all three toilets on board our aircraft anyway.” (Rubbish!!!!!!)

The idea of only one toilet being available for flights has drawn a concerned reaction from the travel industry.

An ABTA spokesperson said “We all know how inconvenient it can be if a toilet on a plane is out of order or the annoyance of queuing if someone has air sickness in one of the cubicles.

“This move could be a step too far in Ryanair’s on-going mission to provide a totally no-frills service.”

This would leave just 1 toilet for 200 passengers and their longest flight is almost 4 and a half hours.

Madness if you ask me!

Pete