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Old 29th Nov 2013, 07:18
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The new guy who does the red squares hasn't paid for his
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Old 3rd Dec 2013, 19:25
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Surprised this hasn't being posted before now but FR said they would consider putting money into Airitialia if asked.

UPDATE 1-Ryanair has not offered to take part in Alitalia cash call | Reuters
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Old 3rd Dec 2013, 19:49
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Surprised this hasn't being posted before now but FR said they would consider putting money into Airitialia if asked.

UPDATE 1-Ryanair has not offered to take part in Alitalia cash call | Reuters
The airline is called Alitalia, not Airitialia. This is (as usual) not a serious offer by Ryanair, just an (apparently successful) ploy to get more publicity.
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Old 3rd Dec 2013, 20:36
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They never said they would put in money

Speaking at a news conference in Rome, Ryanair's CEO Michael O'Leary said if his airline were asked to join Alitalia's cash call currently earmarked only for shareholders "we would evaluate" the possibility.
Can't be accused of saying No, Can't be accused of saying Yes.................

Nobody in their right mind would give an unlimited and unqualified answer......... well nobody that wasn't an Italian politician.
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Old 3rd Dec 2013, 20:58
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There is zero chance that Alitalia would agree to issue or sell shares direct to a FR controlled company and MOL knows it. Aer Lingus have already had plenty of trouble from FR as a shareholder.
I doubt even AF-KL would have wanted to sell their rights to FR

As Cyrano says, it's a pure publicity scheme in the same way as all the earlier talk about charging to use the toilet or having to stand for the duration of a flight for a cheaper fare.

If MOL really wants FR to present a more mature image, then it's sometimes best to know when to keep quiet.
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Old 3rd Dec 2013, 21:25
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But if he had not answered a Journos questions then he would be accused of being evasive and there was some fact in the matter.

Stating they would evaluate means exactly that...................no decision on anything just a pass.
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Old 3rd Dec 2013, 22:43
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Michael O'Leary annonced today at Catania a new base and 7 new routes, also in Comiso annonced 4 new routes.
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Ryanair Apre 7 Nuove Rotte Da Catania

Ryanair Apre 4 Nuove Rotte Da Comiso Per Dublino, Francoforte?
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Old 5th Dec 2013, 07:40
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Unsure if this is new or not (and seems unlikely to me) but hey

Wort.lu - Could Ryanair be coming to Luxembourg soon?
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Old 5th Dec 2013, 15:38
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Ryanair November Traffic Grows 6% To 5.2m Customers

LOAD FACTOR UP 1% TO 81% ON LOWER AIR FARES

Ryanair, Europe’s favourite low fares airline, today (4 Dec) released customer and load factor statistics for November as follows:
  • Traffic grew by 6% to over 5m customers.
  • Load factor increased 1% to 81%.
  • Annual traffic to end November rose 2% to 81.2m customers.

Nov 12
Nov 13
Change
Yr to Nov 13
Customers
4.9M
5.2M
+6%
81.2M (+2%)
Load Factor
80%
81%
+1%
83%

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Passenger numbers up 6% in Nov
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Old 5th Dec 2013, 15:39
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Ryanair Launches Allocated Seating On All Flights From 1 Feb

All allocated seating from February 1st.
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Old 5th Dec 2013, 15:47
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Strange that Ryanair considers the back two rows 'premium seats'. They are usually considered the worst in the plane, but maybe some passengers will be so desparate to get off a Ryanair plane a few seconds earlier they will stump up an extra Ł10.
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Old 5th Dec 2013, 16:06
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Some seats can be called premium seating and any seat can be called premium. Nothing strange at all. Smoked Irish Salmon isn't the same as Irish Smoked Salmon etc.
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Old 10th Dec 2013, 18:03
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Racy Ryanair calendar banned in Spain - Independent.ie

Judge seeking a name.

Wonder when she will ban other calendars and lads mags.
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Ryanair pay ?50k in damages to injured child - Independent.ie

Perils of overstuffing luggage into overheads.
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Perils of overstuffing luggage into overheads
I am amazed there have not been far more claims against a lot of airlines.
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If Ryanair want to be seen as a not-so-nasty airline, is it really necessary to sell a calendar of women in skimpy beachwear ? Makes for eye candy but it all seems a little bit grubby and seedy
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If Ryanair want to be seen as a not-so-nasty airline, is it really necessary to sell a calendar of women in skimpy beachwear ? Makes for eye candy but it all seems a little bit grubby and seedy
Voluntary and raises €100k a year for charities...............
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If Ryanair want to be seen as a not-so-nasty airline, is it really necessary to sell a calendar of women in skimpy beachwear ? Makes for eye candy but it all seems a little bit grubby and seedy
Really!!! - grubby and seedy? Some people seem to use any excuse to have a go at FR. What exactly is wrong with photos of women in skimpy beachwear? Women in skimpy beachwear have been photographed since photography began. Women in skimpy beachwear will continue to be photographed into the foreseeable future. I haven't read any Spanish newspapers or magazines but would have little doubt that photos of women in skimpy beachwear feature therein.

Who even remotely cares what that Spanish woman judge thinks? She should be stood down and retrained to make non-PC judgments. Was she upset because there were no men in skimpy beachwear? If so, I might oblige her but she should be warned that it won't be a pretty sight.
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Old 11th Dec 2013, 09:14
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Ayroplain, I agree with you. Note please that I dare to express that opinion even living here in Finland, the country with even more egalitarian feminist-centered approach.

But now the news from Slovakia:
Irish low-cost carrier Ryanair could open one of its regional centres at Bratislava’s M.R. Štefánik Airport (BTS) next year, Ryanair General Director Michael O’Leary said Tuesday during a meeting with Slovak Ambassador to Ireland Dušan Matulay in Dublin. “The base could be built next September at the earliest... when the company should have new planes,” the Foreign and European Affairs Ministry told TASR newswire. The new base should bring a larger volume of flights and passengers as well as new destinations. Matulay was, according to the ministry, also interested if Ryanair plans to fly to other Slovak cities such as Košice and Poprad in connection with the Slovak presidency of the EU Council in the second half of 2016, which will be associated with more traffic throughout Slovakia.
Source: The Slovak Spectator.
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Note please that I dare to express that opinion even living here in Finland, the country with even more egalitarian feminist-centered approach.
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