Flyers shocked to discover easy hack to avoid the dreaded middle seat on a Ryanair flight — for free
Travel Flyers shocked to discover easy hack to avoid the dreaded middle seat on a Ryanair flight — for free By Fabiana Buontempo Published July 26, 2026, 10:44 a.m. Add The New York Post on Google While some maniacs love sitting in the middle seat on airplanes, others will do anything to avoid it, but usually it’ll cost them. Thankfully, content creator Jordan King, also known online as the “Coupon King” on social media, shared a hack where Ryanair flyers can completely avoid the squished seat and instead choose a window or aisle seat for free.
- ▪Travel Flyers shocked to discover easy hack to avoid the dreaded middle seat on a Ryanair flight — for free By Fabiana Buontempo Published July 26, 2026, 10:44 a.m.
- ▪Add The New York Post on Google While some maniacs love sitting in the middle seat on airplanes, others will do anything to avoid it, but usually it’ll cost them.
- ▪Thankfully, content creator Jordan King, also known online as the “Coupon King” on social media, shared a hack where Ryanair flyers can completely avoid the squished seat and instead choose a window or aisle seat for free.
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