Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary has said that the era of cheap flights is no more. According to the outspoken businessman, passengers are not likely to see promotional fares of €9.99 or lower for a number …
Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary has said that disruption to travel to the UK will likely last throughout the summer. According to the outspoken CEO, ongoing staffing shortages will continue to plague British airports for some …
Many social media users have been saying that they will never ever fly Ryanair again after the airline’s boss made some unflattering comments to those who chose to or, for medical reasons, cannot get vaccinated. …
Ryanair’s boss Micheal O’Leary has sparked furious backlash after saying that the unvaccinated should not be allowed into supermarkets or pharmacies. It is unclear why Mr. O’Leary believes he’s entitled to tell others what to …
Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary is today calling on the Government to abolish the ‘stupid’ requirement for a PCR test for fully vaccinated people. The outspoken airline boss says that he’d like to see no ‘traffic …
Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary has referred to the UK’s plan to enforce a 14-day quarantine for visitors ‘idiotic.’ Speaking on BBC radio, the outspoken businessman reiterated his intention to have his airline flying again by …
Outspoken Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary certainly has reasons to smile today, as his name is now officially listed on the Forbes billionaire ranking. O’Leary is now listed on the 1,999th position, with a personal wealth …
In what is being described as crazy, arrogant and bullying, Ryanair Chief Michael O’Leary is threatening to ground its planes in and out of the UK in the wake of the Brexit result. It’s understood …
There are signs of industrial unrest at the budget airline Ryanair, as pilots now fear that the company may proceed to withdraw already allocated leave, with or without pilot’s consent. Ryanair finds itself embroiled in …
Michael O’Leary has confirmed that there will be around 50 flights a day cancelled for the next six weeks. He apologised for the inconvenience caused to around 400,000 passengers but emphasized that there was still …
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