I tried Ryanair and Wizz Air's longest flights

Paul tried two budget airlines' longest flights.

Flying with budget airlines like Ryanair and Wizz Air can save money due to high fuel costs and airport taxes.

YouTuber Paul Lucas took Ryanair's longest flight from Poland to the Canary Islands, a six-hour journey.

Paul also flew with Wizz Air from London to Jeddah, a similar long journey.

Both flights were hard due to limited legroom and basic snacks.

One airline was better than the other due to a small detail.

Ryanair packs many passengers to keep prices low.

Paul's Ryanair flight started at Warsaw Modlin Airport, where he used his Priority Pass to access the lounge.

The lounge was better than sitting in the departure area before the long flight.

The lounge had okay snacks and beer, which was a nice surprise.

The toasted sandwich was not good.

Paul sat in the last seat on the plane, which had little elbow room.

The seat did not have a pocket to store items, which was a problem.

On his Wizz Air flight, Paul could store items in the seat pocket.

Without the pocket, Paul had to hold his things for six hours.

The lack of storage caused problems for Paul and his neighbor.

Paul was happy to land in Tenerife after the long flight.

There was no Wi-Fi on the Ryanair flight, so Paul watched downloaded films.

Paul got a coffee and toastie on the plane, but the toastie was not good.

The coffee was good, but the cheese toastie was soggy.

Paul did not like the food options on the Ryanair flight.

Paul preferred Wizz Air because it had a seat pocket for storage.

Paul did not like flying in ultra-budget economy for six hours.

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