Aer Lingus Regional
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Is this a back door method of EI taking over AA in the long term?
Aer Lingus don't have to pay for staff, pensions or aircraft maintenance. So I can't imagine EI wanting to take over RE.
Maybe someone else has a different view on this though.
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Ahhh propburner - predictable as ever. Clearly you worked for REA. Obviously you were not very happy? Perhaps REA issued you with a little verbal warning in relation to your work practices? Perhaps you then got a written warning? Still got an axe to grind - Very Clearly based on your repeated anti-Aer Arann posts.
Get over yourself. Enjoy Africa/Vietnam/Sandpit - wherever you are. My guess is that you are not working in Europe.
There are 400 staff in Aer Arann, most of them pretty sound, most of them professional, most of them working their asses off. All of us enjoy living in Ireland and no matter how **** the day we go home to our homes in Ireland every day after work - its what we do.
Sorry Arann didn't work out for you. Sorry The C/P gave you your marching orders, but your constant Arann bashing posts are transparent -
MOVE ON!!!
Get over yourself. Enjoy Africa/Vietnam/Sandpit - wherever you are. My guess is that you are not working in Europe.
There are 400 staff in Aer Arann, most of them pretty sound, most of them professional, most of them working their asses off. All of us enjoy living in Ireland and no matter how **** the day we go home to our homes in Ireland every day after work - its what we do.
Sorry Arann didn't work out for you. Sorry The C/P gave you your marching orders, but your constant Arann bashing posts are transparent -
MOVE ON!!!
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, but if RE is stable enough as an independent (and lower-cost) company, why would they? I agree entirely with EISNN on this.
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@relax
I'm don't work in the airline business but.......
I definitely smell a manager who doesn't like an (ex) employee pointing out terms and conditions to an employee to protect their employer.
I definitely smell a manager who doesn't like an (ex) employee pointing out terms and conditions to an employee to protect their employer.
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Who Cares T1 T2 there all the same? Its dublin airport you might check in at t2 but aircraft departs from pier b so whats the difference?
If its for a regional flight I would say bus from T2 to pier A knowing aer arann or maybe a nice 10min walk from T2 to Pier A
If its for a regional flight I would say bus from T2 to pier A knowing aer arann or maybe a nice 10min walk from T2 to Pier A
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If the long-term-car-park bus is bringing my family and our bags to the airport, I can assure you I do care which terminal is involved. If I am meeting someone off a flight, I confess I also find it helpful to know which terminal they're arriving at. But perhaps I'm just picky.
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No you ask a good question. Just ignore any posts from propburner ( most of us do). He just likes to battle with everyone about anything RE.
Could be a mistake from the switchover possibly. It would make life easier if passengers used T2 especially for the connecting pax.
Could be a mistake from the switchover possibly. It would make life easier if passengers used T2 especially for the connecting pax.
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No, that can't be right. propburner is the authority on all things Aer Arann. So it must involve T2, 10 min walks/bus transfers etc. propburner knows all about aer arann - just check ALL of his previous posts...........(Yawwwwn)
So tell us propburner - what was your relationship with Aer Arann?
Are you denying you worked there?
Are you you denying you left under bad terms?
So tell us propburner - what was your relationship with Aer Arann?
Are you denying you worked there?
Are you you denying you left under bad terms?
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@RE-LAX Thats for me to know and you to find out. lol lol
Mr Know it all RE-LAX.........
You think you know it all......
What is it with you people just because i have a neg view on RE, thats just the way I see it from the INSIDE hint hint RE-LAX.You got to work for them to know, answer me this why is so many leaving???? I wonder??? Anyhow I wont be with them for much longer onto bigger and Better.........must change my name from propburner wont suit me for much longer.........
RE-LAX
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Mr Know it all RE-LAX.........
You think you know it all......
What is it with you people just because i have a neg view on RE, thats just the way I see it from the INSIDE hint hint RE-LAX.You got to work for them to know, answer me this why is so many leaving???? I wonder??? Anyhow I wont be with them for much longer onto bigger and Better.........must change my name from propburner wont suit me for much longer.........
RE-LAX
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propburner, I know this a rumors forum etc.. but your continuous rants about Aer Arann etc. doesn't mean your immune to the consequences of that. I'm sure Aer Arann have probably been alerted to this by RE-LAX or another user maybe who knows, but while you might dislike the company theres no need for everyone of your posts to continually drag the company and its workforce down. Aer Arann is now in a much better place then even 2007 if i must say, they are now based around sustainable services and not reliant on PSO Grants. The future for Aer Arann is bright and definitely by the end of this year, the airline will just be an operating as Aer Lingus Regional which continues to be successful for both companies. Also I agree with the comments previously, there is absolutely no need for Aer Lingus to take over Aer Arann.
