Recession: Three thousand people lose their jobs in Ryanair?

If Ryanair does not agree with pilots and cabin crew regarding the savings caused by the coronavirus pandemic crisis, it may reduce another 3,000. jobs,

CEO Michael O’Leary previously announced a reduction of 3.5 thousand. posts. However, spokeswoman Ryanair stated that job cuts could increase by another 3,000 if the authorities fail to reach an agreement with pilots and cabin crew.

– We want 20 percent reduce the salary of the best-paid pilots and by 5% stewardess salary. We believe that if we can negotiate these salary cuts by agreement, we can avoid most, but not all, job cuts, “O’Leary explained.

In response to these warnings, the British piles union said on Wednesday that it was accepting temporary pay cuts. The salary reduction is expected to save 260 jobs for pilots, although 90 jobs are still at risk of reductions.

The company’s authorities on Friday announced that from July 1 resume 40 percent. normal flight schedule. Irish lines will serve almost 1 thousand flights a day, returning 90 percent routes compared to the pre-Covid-19 pandemic.

All passengers and cabin crew will be required to wear face masks on board and in airport buildings where a temperature check will be carried out.

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