Ryanair to place “Brexit clause” into ticket sales for summer of 2019
Irish low-cost carrier Ryanair is set to include a “Brexit clause” in ticket sales for the summer of 2019, cautioning passengers that their tickets would be valid if the lingering issue that surrounds...
View ArticleRyanair vows to make claiming compensation for delayed or cancelled flights...
Ryanair has vowed to passengers that claiming compensation for delayed or cancelled flights would be a whole lot easier from hereon end. The Dublin, Ireland-based airline revealed that is establishing...
View ArticleUK CAA reviewing airlines’ seating policies
The United Kingdom Civil Aviation Authority announced that it is launching a review into the seating policies of airlines. In particular, it would be taking a closer look into whether firms are...
View ArticleRyanair boss Michael O’Leary issues new warning on negative impact of Brexit
Outspoken Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary once again reminded the industry just how damning Brexit is going to be on aviation. Time and time again, O’Leary had insisted that flights between the UK and...
View ArticleBrexit: 28% European air passengers deprived from compensations
By: aerotime.aero Brexit is almost a year away, but it’s still unclear how the prospective withdrawal will affect British flyers. The current air passenger law protects air travellers against...
View ArticleRyanair warns of growing business elsewhere if issue on APD is not addressed
Ryanair has decisively issued a stern warning to Stormont: address the burden of air passenger duty or run the risk of the airline developing its business somewhere else. Kenny Jacobs, the Chief...
View ArticleRyanair pins blame on UK’s high tourism tax for closure of Glasgow base and...
Ryanair would be reducing the number of routes that it operates from Glasgow, putting as much as 300 workers at risk of losing their jobs. Ryanair has pinned the blame on UK’s high tourism tax for the...
View ArticleRyanair reportedly threatening to ground aircrafts to drive voters to...
Reports are circulating that Ryanair is threatening to ground its fleet after the UK departs the European Union to drive voters to “rethink” Brexit. The carrier’s Chief Executive, Michael O’Leary,...
View ArticleIAG confident that deal would be struck to secure Britain’s flying rights...
The Chief Executive of the International Airlines Group (IAG), Willie Walsh, is feeling confident that a deal would be settled to secure Britain’s flying rights after Brexit. Walsh recently told the...
View ArticleBlue sky between airlines on Brexit
By Tom Mcenaney – thetimes.co.uk There was a very curious contrast between the positions adopted last week by IAG’s Willie Walsh and Ryanair’s Michael O’Leary on the question of Brexit. Both of them...
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