Originally Posted by
GuardianMan
Hi,
I wrote several of The Guardian's stories about the pilot/crew dispute with Ryanair last week.
A colleague has done an early version of our story about the latest cancellations, affecting 400k passengers.
I'm now looking to add to the story and expand upon it. I'm most interested in whether there could be more cancellations if pilots don't succeed in securing improved terms.
Last week, Ryanair flat out denied there would be any more cancellations and yet here we are.
What to pilots think about this latest development? Have we seen the last of cancelled flights? What else am I missing?
You're missing the correct grammar for a start considering you're a journalist.
I'm just joking, but you need to take a look at the things Ryanair are doing, what the truth really is, and why the UK CAA would issue a statement today if they didn't think things were being done in, lets say, a slightly underhanded way. You're a journalist aren't you? You have access to the internet?