What does Ryanair do without Sick Bags? Sorry for the slightly strange question, but Ryanair (Europe's Largest Low Cost Carrier) decided that seat back pockets took too much effort and got rid of them, and it appears the sick bags in the process.

(source: poloconghaile.com)
So the question comes up...
What happens when Ryanair flights encounter turbulence? I can hardly imagine the Flight Attendants handing out bags ad-hoc when it's sufficiently shaky to cause motion sickness among the passengers.
Well how many people get airsick during each flight and how many of those really vomit? And of those, how many actually use the provided sick bags? I'm not familiar with getting air sick but I'm sure there are not a lot people really using these bags. There is also no legal requirement for having sick bags. It is an item for 'additional passenger comfort'. Ryanair probably thought this way and so they saved some more money.

They also don't hand out sick bags when they are encountering chops but I'm sure they will have one for you if you ask them.