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A light-hearted joke about dating turned into a viral moment when Ryanair, Europe's largest budget airline group, delivered a brutal comeback to an Indian Hinge user who poked fun at the carrier in his dating profile.

Shivam Jobanputra once shared a screenshot of his Hinge bio, listing his "most irrational fear" as Ryanair. He tagged the airline and asked them to rate his prompt. It was meant to be a purely humorous post, but it immediately turned into a moment in social media worldwide once Ryanair noticed it.

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Living up to its reputation for bold, unapologetic replies, Ryanair fired back with "This is why you are single." The reply immediately took off across X, drawing thousands of reactions. Users praised the airline's trademark wit and called the comeback one of its most savage responses in recent months. Many said the social media handler deserved a raise for maintaining Ryanair's now-famous snarky tone.

Several people joined in with jokes of their own. One remarked, “Savage. Pure emotional damage.” Another said, “Community manager needs a raise.” Others joked the airline's digital handler should be "arrested" for the level of chaos the reply generated. Many suggested he should now change his Hinge profile to say he was "roasted by Ryanair".

Ryanair Holdings plc, operator of one of the busiest low-cost networks in the world, has gone viral for its blunt, humorous responses to customer queries and complaints. The airline often trends on X because of its cheeky tone, which lives in contrast to its no-frills flying experience.

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In one exchange, which has been by millions, a passenger tweeted a picture of the plane and its steps for boarding and said, “@Ryanair I will bring my own stairs next time.” The airline immediately responded with, “Bring your own plane next time, too.” The comment racked up millions of impressions and continued to build Ryanair's reputation as one of the most entertaining corporate accounts online. 

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Jobanputra had posted the screenshot on November 12, 2025. Within hours, the comment section was flooded with reactions from India, Europe and the US. Some users stated that Ryanair’s reply was “iconic”, while others argued the carrier’s online presence was the only airline social media account that “never misses”.

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