Yes, every aircraft in the Ryanair fleet is equipped with onboard toilets. On their standard Boeing 737 aircraft, which make up the vast majority of their fleet in 2026, there are typically three toilets available: one located at the very front of the plane near the cockpit and two located in the rear galley area. These facilities are free for all passengers to use throughout the flight, except during takeoff, landing, and periods of turbulence when the "fasten seatbelt" sign is illuminated. For 2026, Ryanair has maintained its "no-frills" model, but the toilets are generally well-maintained and include basic amenities like soap, paper towels, and a grip bar for safety. It is important to note that Ryanair cabin crew do not permit "queuing" in the aisles for the toilets to ensure the narrow pathways remain clear; passengers are encouraged to wait in their seats until they see that a lavatory is vacant. Additionally, every Ryanair plane is equipped with an "onboard aisle wheelchair" to assist passengers with reduced mobility in reaching the toilet door, though the crew cannot assist with the actual use of the facilities.