Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, today (25 Sep) announced a new route from Cork to Naples, with a twice-weekly service for its peak summer 2019 schedule (July-August).
Irish consumers and visitors can now enjoy even lower fares and the latest “Always Getting Better” improvements including:
-Reduced checked-in bag fees
– lower €25 x 20kg check bag
– lower €8 x 10kg check bag
– Ryanair Rooms with 10% off Travel Credit
– Ryanair Transfers – wider choice of ground transport with new partner Car Trawler
Ryanair’s Robin Kiely said:
“Ryanair is pleased to announce a new Cork route to Naples, operating twice-weekly for the peak summer season in July and August 2019.
To celebrate we are releasing seats for sale on this new route from €14.99 for travel in Oct and Nov 2019. This offer is available for booking until midnight Thursday (27 Sept). Since these amazing low fares will be snapped up quickly, customers should log onto www.ryanair.com and avoid missing out.”
Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, today (25 Sep) announced a new route from Dublin to Cagliari in Italy, with a twice-weekly service for its peak summer 2019 schedule (July-August).
Irish consumers and visitors can now enjoy even lower fares and the latest “Always Getting Better” improvements including:
-Reduced checked-in bag fees – lower €25 x 20kg check bag
– lower €8 x 10kg check bag
– Ryanair Rooms with 10% off Travel Credit
– Ryanair Transfers – wider choice of ground transport with new partner Car Trawler
Ryanair’s Robin Kiely said:
““Ryanair is pleased to announce a new Dublin route to Cagliari on the Italian island of Sardinia, operating twice-weekly for the peak summer season in July and August 2019.
To celebrate we are releasing seats for sale on this new route from €14.99 for travel in Oct and Nov 2019. This offer is available for booking until midnight Thursday (27 Sept). Since these amazing low fares will be snapped up quickly, customers should log onto www.ryanair.com and avoid missing out.”
Ryanair today (25 Sep) confirmed that it has agreed a Collective Labour Agreement (CLA) with the 3 main cabin crew unions FIT CISL, ANPAC, and ANPAV, to cover all Ryanair’s Italian based cabin crew from 1 Oct 2018.
This proposed CLA will:
– Run for 3 years from Fri 1 Oct 2018 to 31 Dec 2021
– Be governed by Italian law and the Italian Courts
– Allow Italian cabin crew transition to local contracts over an agreed period with immediate access to Italian benefits such as maternity and paternity leave.
– Deliver increased pay under a new pay structure, which will see crews benefit from increased tax free allowances (similar to other Italian airlines)
– Introduce an Italian Pension Scheme as part of the overall package
Ryanair’s Chief People Officer, Eddie Wilson said:
“We have signed a CLA with the 3 Italian cabin crew unions, which will cover all of our Italian based cabin crew, will lead to significant pay improvements and other benefits for our Italian based cabin crew, and will start from next month. This follows recent cabin crew agreements in Ireland with FORSA and in the UK with UNITE.
This is a further sign of the significant progress Ryanair is making in reaching agreements with our people and their unions in different EU countries, and disproves false claims made by smaller unions not involved in these negotiations, and who are threatening strikes, which will either not take place or be unsuccessful.
We have again invited our German, Portuguese and Spanish unions to meet with us so that we can negotiate and hopefully agree similar CLAs in these other larger markets.”
Ryanair, Europe’s No 1 airline, today (25 Sep) announced that is has rescheduled its flight from Dublin to Liverpool to accommodate Liverpool supporters travelling to see their side’s final Champions League group stage tie at home to Napoli, following huge demand from fans.
Ryanair’s Champions League special will now depart Dublin at 12.30hrs on Tuesday 11th December. Seats are limited and selling fast, so Ryanair advises Liverpool fans to log on to www.ryanair.com and book these Champions League special flights as soon as possible to avoid disappointment.
Ryanair’s Robin Kiely said:
“Having reached the final last season, Liverpool will be hoping to go one better this time around in Europe’s premier club competition and following strong demand from supporters for their fixture at home to Napoli, we’ve rescheduled our flight from Dublin which is on sale now and selling fast – only on Ryanair.com.”
Ryanair, Europe’s No 1 airline, today (25 Sep) announced that it has rescheduled its flight from Manchester to Milan Bergamo on 7 November to accommodate Man Utd supporters travelling to their Champions League clash with Juventus in Turin, following huge demand from fans.
Ryanair’s Champions League special will now depart Manchester at 06.30hrs on Wednesday 7th November. Seats are limited and selling fast, so Ryanair advises Man Utd fans to log on to www.ryanair.com and book these Champions League special flights as soon as possible to avoid disappointment.
Ryanair’s Robin Kiely said:
“Manchester United have started their Champions League campaign with a bang, and their fans are following the team in huge numbers as always, with strong demand from Man Utd supporters for their Champions League fixtures. We’ve rescheduled our flight on 7th November to Milan Bergamo for United’s away game at Juventus, which is on sale now and selling fast – only on Ryanair.com.”
Ryanair Holdings Plc today (20 Sept) held its 2018 AGM, during which shareholders approved all resolutions by large majorities. Details of the voting is set out in the table below.
As previously disclosed in the Company’s 2018 Annual Report, Charlie McCreevy and Declan McKeon chose not to seek re-election at the AGM. Chairman David Bonderman sincerely thanked both Charlie and Declan for their substantial contribution over the last 8 years and welcomed both Emer Daly and Róisín Brennan as new members of the Board.
Ryanair today (19 Sept) welcomed the French Supreme Court ruling in the Marseille employment case, which confirmed Ryanair’s position that the E101 certificates issued by Ireland in respect of its pilots and cabin crew who were temporarily based in Marseille are binding on the French Authorities and the French Courts as previously ruled by the ECJ. The French Supreme Court also cancelled all convictions against Ryanair and returned the Case to the Paris Court of Appeal for rehearing.
This French Supreme Court ruling, which follows the ECJ ruling in the A-Rosa case, now obliges the French Authorities to accept and respect the Irish E101 certificates, which were issued to Ryanair’s pilots and cabin crew who were temporarily based in Marseille during the period 2006 – 2010.
Ryanair’s Chief People Officer, Eddie Wilson said:
“We welcome this favourable ruling from the French Supreme Court which fully respects the earlier favourable ECJ ruling in the A-Rosa case.
We believe that this decision will now lead to an early and favourable conclusion of the criminal cases and tax demands in Aix-en-Provence. This should in due course lead to the repayment of up to €13m of social tax payments, which Ryanair was required to put into escrow to cover two such cases in 2014 and 2017.
We welcome this French Supreme Court ruling, which now paves the way for Ryanair to consider re-entering the French market. We are already in discussions with a number of French airports, and the French Ministry of Labour, which we hope will lead to Ryanair announcing some bases in France in the near future, but with pilots and cabin crew based in France, on local French contracts, and paying their social taxes in France rather than Ireland.
We have asked our lawyers to expedite the rehearing of this case by the Paris Court of Appeal now that the French Supreme Court and the ECJ in Strasbourg has ruled in favour of Ryanair and the Irish issued E101 certificates”.
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