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RYANAIR SZUKA 100 INŻYNIERÓW DO PRACY WE WROCŁAWIU
Ryanair, linia lotnicza nr 1 w Europie, ogłosiła dziś (piątek, 25 lipca), że zamierza zatrudnić do 100 doświadczonych inżynierów lotniczych i początkujących inżynierów, którzy dołączą do Akademii Inżynierskiej we wrocławskim hangarze. Rekrutacja związana jest z dalszym rozwojem przewoźnika, by do 2034 r. przewieźć 300 milionów pasażerów. To ekscytująca okazja dla inżynierów z różnych środowisk, którzy zdobyli umiejętności możliwe do wykorzystaniaw innych branżach i chcą dołączyć do linii lotniczej nr 1 w Europie. Wcześniejsze doświadczenie nie … more
RYANAIR ANNOUNCES 20 PILOT JOBS ACROSS EUROPE IN MAJOR RECRUITMENT DRIVE
PILOT RECRUITMENT EVENT IN ZAGREB ON WED, 30TH JULY Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline group, has today (Wed, 23 July) announced up to 20 pilot jobs across its European bases in a major recruitment drive for … more
RYANAIR QUESTIONS IF MICHEÁL MARTIN’S GOVT CAN BE TRUSTED TO DELIVER INFRASTRUCTURE
STILL ZERO ACTION, 7 MONTHS AFTER GOVT PROGRAMME TO SCRAP DUB AIRPORT CAP “AS SOON AS POSSIBLE” Ryanair, Ireland’s largest airline, today (Tues, 22 July) questioned whether Micheál Martin’s Govt can be trusted to actually … more
RYANAIR EXTENDS PAINT AGREEMENT WITH MAAS AVIATION UNTIL 2035
Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, has today (22 Jul) announced an extension to its paint agreement with MAAS Aviation. This extension will see the airline undertake 500 aircraft repaints at the MAAS facilities in Maastricht and … more
RYANAIR REPORTS Q1 PAT OF €820M AS Q1 FARES RECOVER ON STRONG EASTER & MODEST GROWTH
Ryanair Holdings plc today (21 July) reported Q1 profit after tax of €820m, compared to prior-year Q1 PAT of €360m, as traffic grew 4% to 58m passengers at 21% higher fares. Q1 highlights include: Q1 … more
RYANAIR CALLS ON GOVT TO ABOLISH BOTH CAPS ON TRAFFIC GROWTH AT DUBLIN AIRPORT AS COIMISIÚN PLEANÁLA DECISION IMPOSES A NEW TRAFFIC CAP ON DUBLIN AIRPORT
Ryanair, Ireland’s no.1 airline, today (Thurs, 17 July) rejected An Coimisiúin Pleanála’s idiotic decision to impose a new traffic cap at Dublin Airport, this time targeting night-time and early morning flights. An Coimisiúin Pleanála’s claim … more
RYANAIR CALLS FOR NATS CEO, MARTIN ROLFE, TO QUIT AS NATS STAFF SHORTAGES DISRUPT 7,000 PASSENGERS OVERFLYING THE UK TODAY (WED, 16 JULY)
Ryanair, the UK’s No.1 low fares airline, today (Wed, 16 July) called on NATS CEO, Martin Rolfe, to step down after NATS staff shortages delayed 38 flights by up to 1 hour on Wednesday (16 … more