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Ryanair Reaches Agreement With Italian Unions On Outline Terms Of A Collective Labour Agreement (CLA)
Ryanair today (14 Sept) confirmed that it met in Rome yesterday with the 3 main cabin crew unions FIT CISL, ANPAC, and ANPAV, and a set of agreed principles were signed, which will form the basis of a comprehensive Collective Labour Agreement (CLA) to cover Ryanair’s Italian based cabin crew from 1 Oct 2018. The… more
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Ryanair’s Italian Pilots Vote In Favour Of Collective Labour Agreement (CLA) For Italy
Italy Accounts For 20% Of Ryanair’s Fleet And Pilots Ryanair today (28 Aug) confirmed that its Italian pilots had voted overwhelmingly in favour of a new Collective Labour Agreement (CLA) which was negotiated and signed between Ryanair and ANPAC (Italian Airline Pilots Association) on 9 August last. Ryanair welcomes this first pilot CLA in one… more
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Briefing Note: Ryanair Irish Pilots – The Facts
See Actual Payslips Here: 1. Irish Captain 2. UK Captain 3. German Captain 4. Spanish Captain 5. Belgian Captain more
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Briefing Note: Ryanair Cabin Crew – The Facts
See Actual Payslips Here: 1. Ireland No.1 2. Ireland Junior 3. Spain No.1 4. Spain Junior 5. Portugal No.1 6. Portugal Junior 7. Belgium No.1 8. Belgium Junior more
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Ryanair Recognises Unite Union For UK Based Cabin Crew
UK Accounts For 25% Of Ryanair’s Fleet Ryanair today (11 June) announced that it has signed its second cabin crew union recognition agreement with Unite the Union, who will now be the representative body for Ryanair directly employed cabin crew in the UK. This agreement follows Ryanair’s first cabin crew recognition deal with the Italian… more
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Ryanair Exercises 25 Boeing-Max-200 Options
Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, today (24 Apr) announced the exercise of 25 Boeing 737 MAX 200 “Gamechanger” aircraft options, bringing its total firm orders for this aircraft to 135, the first of which come onstream in the first half of 2019. These aircraft, which are valued at more than $3 billion at current list prices,… more
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Q3 Profits Rise 12% To €106m On 4% Lower Fares Fy18 Profit Guidance Unchanged At €1.40bn – €1.45bn
Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, today (Feb. 5) reported a 12% rise in Q3 profit to €106m as average fares fell 4% to just €32 per customer. Traffic grew 6% to 30.4m with load factors up 1% to 96%. Unit costs fell 1% (ex-fuel unit costs rose 3%). Q3 Results (IFRS) Dec. 31, 2016 Dec. 31,… more