The boss of Ryanair accuses national companies of wanting to maintain an artificially low offer in order to be able to charge tickets at higher prices. – After the pandemic, Ryanair intends to strengthen its position in Europe by practicing low prices, announced Monday the boss of the low-cost airline Michael O’Leary. The company also … Read more
While aviation is still in a deep crisis, Ryanair is investing heavily in new aircraft. With 75 Boeing 737-Max aircraft, which were grounded worldwide after two fatal accidents, the Irish budget pilot wants to strengthen its position after corona. – Ryanair has placed a mega order with the American aircraft manufacturer Boeing. The Irish airline … Read more
During an interview with BBC Radio 5, Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary got angry about flight refunds. “All wrong.” – During the interview, the presenter cited several complaints from listeners who claimed not to have their money back after their flight was canceled by Covid-19. O’Leary disagreed. He shouted so loudly several times that the interviewer … Read more
Ryanair has transported 80 percent fewer passengers in the past six months than in the same period last year and is not counting on that there will be much improvement in the coming quarter. Michael O’Leary, CEO of the company, thinks air traffic in Europe may be only a quarter of normal this winter. “I … Read more
– The news was received negatively on the stock exchange. Shortly after the start of trading on Monday morning, the Lufthansa-Share down more than six percent below the 8 euro mark. A little later it was still 3.03 percent in the red at 8.236 euros, but was still one of the weakest values in the … Read more
Ryanair wants to cut 172 jobs in our country. The Irish airline has informed the unions about this. This is about double compared to Ryanair’s initial plans. – There are 106 cabin members and 66 pilots in danger of losing their jobs, according to ACV Puls secretary Hans Elsen. In July, the company announced that … Read more
Ryanair wants to cut 172 jobs in our country. The Irish airline has informed the unions about this. This is about double compared to Ryanair’s initial plans. – There are 106 cabin members and 66 pilots in danger of losing their jobs, according to ACV Puls secretary Hans Elsen. In July, the company announced that … Read more