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Ryanair Reaches 5 Year Agreements With Spanish And French Pilot Unions
Ryanair has today (21 Jul) welcomed the ballot approval by its Spanish based pilots on post-Covid pay restoration, which follows the recent acceptance by its French based pilots of a similar agreement. These agreements with the SEPLA (Spain) and SNPL (France) unions deliver accelerated pay restoration and future improvements to pay in each year up… more
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Ryanair Reopens Belfast International Base From Summer’23
12 Routes With Over 115 Weekly Flights Ryanair, the UK’s largest and most reliable airline, today (7th July) announced its comeback to Belfast International Airport with a huge Summer schedule following the reopening of its base from Summer’23. Ryanair will start with 12 routes from Belfast International, operating over 115 weekly flights, including exciting sun… more
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RYANAIR JUNE TRAFFIC GROWS TO 15.9M GUESTS
Ryanair Holdings plc today (Mon, 4 Jul) released June traffic statistics as follows: 1 Dec, Jan & Feb traffic was damaged by Omicron restrictions. 2 Mar traffic was damaged by the Russian invasion of Ukraine on 24 Feb. more
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RYANAIR AND UK PILOT UNION BALPA REACH AGREEMENT
Ryanair has today (30 June) welcomed the outcome of the ballot on post-Covid pay restoration for Ryanair’s UK pilots, which will accelerate pay restoration and deliver pay increases post restoration to 2026. This year the airline will grow to 115% of its pre-Covid capacity and is prioritising the early restoration of pay for its… more
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Ryanair Condemns EU Environment Ministers Who Allow Rich Long-Haul Passengers To Evade Environmental Taxes, While Short-Haul Passengers Pay All ETS Taxes
Following last night’s vote in the Council of the European Union, Ryanair – Europe’s favourite airline, has today (29th June) condemned the EU Environment Ministers’ hypocritical decision to block the extension of Europe’s Emissions Trading Scheme (“ETS”) to long-haul flights departing the European Union, which account for over 50% of EU aviation emissions. This hypocritical… more
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Ryanair Welcomes Govt Decision For Army To Support Dublin Airport Security
Ryanair, Ireland’s favourite airline, today (29 June) welcomed the Irish Govt’s decision to use the Defence Forces to assist with passenger security processing at Dublin Airport until the end of the summer period. This measure will support the hardworking DAA security staff, especially during peak weekend travel and reduce the chances of long queues that… more
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Ryanair Confirms Only Very Minor Disruptions To Schedules On 24, 25 & 26 June
Ryanair has today (26 June) confirmed that it encountered only very minor disruption to its schedules over the weekend (24/25/26 June), mainly due to a 2-day strike at the French Air Traffic Control (ATC) centre in Marseille and thunderstorms across Southern Europe, which have regrettably resulted in a number of flight cancellations from Spain, Italy,… more