The Irish Independent has more details of Ryanair's latest moves,
here:
Ryanair has today written to over 300 employees warning them that their services may not be required from October 28.
The protective notice to staff has been issued after the board took the decision to cut its Dublin-based fleet by 20pc for the winter.
Over 100 pilots and 200 cabin crew employees will be affected by Ryanair’s decision to cut its Dublin fleet to 24 from 30 for the winter period.
The low-fares airline said that the decision had been driven by the rapid growth of its Polish charter airline, allied to a down turn in forward bookings and airfares in Ireland, which it said was "partly as a result of recent rolling strikes by Irish pilots."
The airline said that the strikes had resulted in consumer confidence in the reliability of its Irish flight schedules being disturbed.