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RYANAIR ADDS OVER 4,000 EXTRA SEATS FOR ENGLAND FOOTBALL FANS AHEAD OF THE EUROS IN GERMANY
Ryanair has today (15 Mar) announced that it has added over 4,000 extra seats between the UK and Germany ahead of the highly anticipated UEFA European Football Championship taking place this summer. Ryanair’s extra flights to Cologne, Dortmund and Frankfurt from both London Stansted and Manchester airports are now available to book on ryanair.com. Ryanair’s Head of Comms, Jade Kirwan said: “We’ve had record bookings from football fans travelling to Germany for what is set … more
“COMEDY GOLD” AS £1.4M NATS CEO MARTIN ROLFE LECTURES AIRSPACE CONFERENCE ON “ENSURING BUSINESS CONTINUITY” WHILE HE DELIVERS UK ATC FAILURES
Ryanair, the UK’s no.1 airline, today (15 Mar) called on NATS CEO Martin Rolfe to step down or be replaced after the CAA’s report into the NATS system collapse in Aug 2023, showed that NATS … more
RYANAIR CALLS FOR MANAGEMENT CHANGE AT UK NATS ATC
CAA REPORT SHOWS NATS MISLED PARLIAMENT OVER FLIGHT DELAYS, ENGINEERS AT HOMEAND LACK OF PRE-PLANNING Ryanair, the UK’s no.1 airline, today (14 Mar) welcomed the CAA’s interim report into NATS’s ATC collapse on 28 Aug … more
RYANAIR RENEWS PARTNERSHIP WITH VISTAIR POWERING INDUSTRY LEADING OPERATIONAL PERFORMANCE
Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, today (11 Mar) renewed its partnership with Vistair, a market leading provider of advanced Operational Content Management and Safety Management Systems for the aviation industry, for a further 5 years. As … more
DUBLIN AIRPORT AND IRISH TOURISM STAGNATE WHILE SPAIN’S AIRPORTS GROW
USELESS GREEN MINISTER RYAN SHOULD “GROW…OR GO” Ryanair today (Fri 8th Mar), called on Ireland’s Transport Minister, Eamon Ryan, to “Grow or Go” as Spanish airport operator AENA yesterday unveiled plans to accelerate its traffic … more
RYANAIR TO TAKE ADDITIONAL 500 TONNES SAF FROM OMV IN 2024
Following Ryanair’s purchase of 500 tonnes of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) from OMV in October last, the airline has today (8th Mar) announced that it will take an additional 500 tonnes of SAF from OMV … more
RYANAIR CALLS ON MINISTER RYAN TO INTERVENE IN DUBLIN AIRPORT TRAFFIC CAP…EXACTLY THE WAY HE DID IN SHANNON LNG PLANNING
Ryanair, Ireland’s favourite airline, today (Wed 6th Mar) called on Green Transport Minister, Eamon Ryan, to explain why he won’t intervene in the planning process to scrap the 32m Dublin Airport cap when he had … more