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RYANAIR RESUMES OPERATIONS TO/FROM ISRAEL FROM MON 3RD JUNE
Following Ben Gurion International Airport’s decision to re-open low-cost Terminal 1, Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, today (4 Apr) announced that it will resume operations to/from Tel Aviv from Mon, 3rd June. The airline will operate 40 flights per week to/from Athens, Bari, Berlin, Budapest, Malta, Milan and Paphos. Ryanair flights to/from Tel Aviv are… more
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RYANAIR PURCHASES 1,000 TONNES OF SAF FROM SHELL
Ryanair, Europe’s no. 1 airline, today (28 Mar) announced that it has purchased 1,000 tonnes of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) from global energy group, Shell, (enough SAF to fuel over 200 flights from Stansted to Madrid), which will be supplied to the airline at its Stansted Airport base. This purchase follows the MoU agreement made… more
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RYANAIR WELCOMES BOEING MANAGEMENT CHANGES IN SEATTLE
LOOKS FORWARD TO WORKING WITH DAVE CALHOUN AND STEPHANIE POPE TO ELIMINATE BOEING DELIVERY DELAYS Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, today (25 Mar) said it welcomes today’s immediate management changes in the Boeing management team in Seattle. Stephanie Pope has been appointed to lead Boeing Commercial Aeroplanes effective today, replacing Stan Deal who has retired. Ryanair… more
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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… more
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“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 had no pre-planning, no back up plan, and no engineers on duty (they were all sitting at home in their… more
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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 last, which disproves false claims made by CEO, Martin Rolfe, in NATS’s “Whitewash” Report published last Sept, including; Given their… more