Director-General of Ryanair's largest budget carrier will begin charging Europe for passengers use the toilet during the flight, but his spokesman warned Michael O'Leary, often carried out only what you want.
"One thing we looked in the past and once again looking for is the ability to possibly put a coin slot on the toilet doors so that people can actually have a pound ($ 1.43) for the penny to spend in the future," Leary O 'told BBC television.
He said he will not disturb passengers without money. "I do not think that anyone in history, that on board the Ryanair flight with less than a pound.
Spokesman said the airline had a fee as a possible source of additional income, since the passengers were able to apply with no toilets on board, but added that "perhaps O'Leary takes urine this morning.
"Michael has a lot of this stuff as he goes forward, and although it was discussed within the country, it has no immediate plans to introduce them," said Stephen McNamara in the statement.
O'Leary has a reputation as a cost-cutter, the expansion of Ryanair offers the lowest class and the collection of fees for additional items, such as extra baggage.
Last week, Ryanair announced the closure of all check-in counters at the airports and passengers online check-in instead.
"We all find ways to increase the disposable income in order to reduce the cost of air travel," he said.
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