From the original post...
long-haul pilots, who earn up to $500,000 per year and benefit from incredible pension plans as well. At Ryanair by comparison, the pilots earn half as much.
Therefore, short-haul pilots at Ryanair earn up to €250,000. Is that correct or not? And how many Ryanair pilots earn that much money?
Leo's backtrack is basically what has already been stated by someone else...
66 Aer Lingus pilots are earning almost €20m a year, an average of €300,000
Was your original 'journalist' now wrong? Has another journalist come to your rescue?
A new chief executive, Christoph Mueller, starts on Tuesday.
So this is an article from September? It's nearly December old bean, do try to keep up. Then again I'm impressed your dentist has material that recent. You must have lovely gums. No evidence of teeth, though, sadly.
Aer Lingus to pull out of Dublin for ever? Ryanair pull out of airports all the time. What's the big deal?
Other than seeking attention, which I'm sorry I gave you and promise not to do again, what exactly are you trying to achieve, Mr Camel? All you've done is come across as smug and clueless in equal measure and seemingly without any point.
Funny old place, the world, eh?