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IAG, Ryanair, Easyjet and Wizz Air Submit French ATC Strikes Complaint to European Commission
International Airlines Group (IAG), Ryanair, easyJet and Wizz Air have submitted complaints to the European Commission against France as its air traffic controllers’ strikes restrict the fundamental principle of freedom of movement within the EU. The airlines are not questioning the right to strike but believe France is breaking EU law by not enabling flights… more
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Ryanair Recognises FIT CISL Union For Italian Based Cabin Crew
Over 66% Of Cabin Crew Now Covered By Union Recognition Agreements Ryanair today (20 July) signed a recognition agreement with the Italian union FIT CISL, who will now join ANPAC and ANPAV as a joint negotiating body for directly employed cabin crew in Italy. The joint negotiating committee of FIT CISL, ANPAC and ANPAV will… more
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Ver.Di Union Recognised For German Based Cabin Crew
Over 60% Of Cabin Crew Now Covered By Union Recognition Agreements Ryanair today (19 July) announced that it has signed its third cabin crew union recognition agreement with Ver.di Union. Ver.di will now be the representative body for all directly employed Cabin Crew operating on Ryanair aircraft in Germany. This cabin crew recognition agreement follows… more
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Irish Customer Update – Pilot Strike Thurs 12 July
Ryanair to cancel up to 30 of 290 Irish flights on Thurs 12 July, only some IRE-UK flights affected. All Ireland to Europe flights operate as normal as majority of Irish pilots fly on Thurs. We regret to advise some Irish customers of a strike by just 94 (27%) of our 350+ Irish pilots on… more
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June Traffic Grows 7% To 12.6m Customers
Load Factor Unchanged At 96% On Lower Fares Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, today (3 July) released June traffic statistics as follows: – Traffic grew 7% to 12.6m customers – ATC strikes and staff shortages caused over 1,100 flight cancellations in June compared to just 41 cancellations in June 17 – Rolling annual traffic to June… more
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Flights Can Now Be Booked With UATP
Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, today (29 June) announced a new acceptance agreement with UATP, the global corporate travel payment solution, providing its corporate clients with even more ways to book the lowest fares on the Ryanair.com website. Ryanair will now accept the UATP corporate card across all markets and in all currencies on both its… more
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First Dublin Flight to Dalaman (Turkey) Takes Off
Ryanair, Ireland’s No. 1 airline, today (25 June) celebrated the first flight on its new weekly Dublin service to Dalaman, Turkey, its newest destination. Ryanair’s Dublin summer 2018 schedule offers 90 routes in total, including five other new routes to Marrakesh, Munich, Naples, Stuttgart and Paphos. To mark the start of this new Dalaman route… more