I agree with racedo, which has me worried as it seems to be becoming a habit. If you don't like Ryanair then fly with the other guy and pay loads more. The free market has a price and the suggestion that you "ban" Ryanair and protect the other more expensive options is, quite simply and with good reason, illegal.
- trying to drive Aer Arann out of business
- driving Easyjet out of Cork
- driving Go out of Dublin
- holding SNN Airport to ransom
- trying to takeover Aer Lingus
Trying to drive the other guy out of business is the name of the game in business. Anything else is what's called a cartel which is also illegal for good reason.If you don't like it, go join the public sector and just spend other people's money instead of creating commerce, value, jobs and wealth.
People need to stop taking this to heart and making it all so personal. Who cares what MOL behaves like? Is the issue you don't like him? Fine, pay more and fly with someone else. It's naive and immature to think that airlines CEOs wake up thinking "What can I do to help Cork Airport today?" It's supposed to be vice versa!