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Ryanair Pre-Cancels Under 190 Of 2,400 (8%) Scheduled Flights On Fri 28th Sept
Over 90% Of Scheduled Flights Are Unaffected Ryanair today (25 Sept) advised customers that it has pre-cancelled 190 (8%) of its 2,400 scheduled flights on Fri 28th due to a unnecessary strike by a tiny minority of cabin crew in Spain, Belgium, Holland, Portugal, Italy and Germany. All affected customers have received emails and text SMS messages this morning advising them of their flight cancellation 3 days in advance. Ryanair sincerely regrets these unnecessary … more
Ryanair Agrees Cabin Crew Collective Labour Agreement (CLA) For Italy
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 … more
Ryanair Shareholders Approve All Resolutions by Large Majorities at its AGM
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 … more
Ryanair Welcomes French Supreme Court Ruling In Marseille Case
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 … more
More Couples Switch To New 10kg Check Bag For Winter Getaways
Ryanair today (18 Sept) revealed that more customers with a two-person booking are purchasing its new lower cost €8 x 10kg check bags instead of its 20kg bag (€25) for city breaks and winter getaways, … more
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 … more
Ryanair Rejects False Union Claims Of “Chaos”
Ryanair today (13th Sept) rejected false claims made by Belgian union CNE that strike action by its small minority of cabin crew on the 28th September would cause “travel chaos”. Ryanair pointed to its experience … more