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Just wait until a few months have elapsed. They will continue to smooth this, even as the real reason continues to leak out.
Again, compare their PR with BA's.
Again, compare their PR with BA's.
But I do wonder if this is a bit of a watershed moment for them. They’ve been shown to be vulnerable and to have issues with staff retention and internal processes.
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And I’ve no doubt it will be. And no, this isn’t the end for Ryanair. And yes, people will still book with them.
But I do wonder if this is a bit of a watershed moment for them. They’ve been shown to be vulnerable and to have issues with staff retention and internal processes.
But I do wonder if this is a bit of a watershed moment for them. They’ve been shown to be vulnerable and to have issues with staff retention and internal processes.
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https://www.rte.ie/news/business/201...us-for-pilots/
Ryanair offers €12,000 bonus to pilots who give up leave
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I find it astonishing that they feel able to cancel 25% of their Stansted flights over the six week period. Since they are so dominant there, there's (almost) no-one to fear.
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FR are cancelling 7-10 departures per day from Stn in the period from 25Sep , this is no where near 25% of operation.
It involves the equivalent of 2 out of 41 STn based a/c though some of the cancelled flights are operated by overseas based aircraft.
It looks more like 7-8% of STN operation.
It involves the equivalent of 2 out of 41 STn based a/c though some of the cancelled flights are operated by overseas based aircraft.
It looks more like 7-8% of STN operation.
Not paying someone for 12 months, and then not at all if they have left in the meantime, would appear to breach minimum pay legislation, in the UK at least (possibly also in Ireland and other EU countries).
Saying they will not be paid the amount due if they have more than 4 days sick in the intervening 12 months would act as an incentive to wish to work when unwell, which should surely attract the attention of even such a toothless regulator as the Irish CAA.
Interesting BBC take on the situation, at last now questioning the Ryanair official line
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-41319482
Saying they will not be paid the amount due if they have more than 4 days sick in the intervening 12 months would act as an incentive to wish to work when unwell, which should surely attract the attention of even such a toothless regulator as the Irish CAA.
Interesting BBC take on the situation, at last now questioning the Ryanair official line
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-41319482
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Not paying someone for 12 months, and then not at all if they have left in the meantime, would appear to breach minimum pay legislation, in the UK at least (possibly also in Ireland and other EU countries).
Saying they will not be paid the amount due if they have more than 4 days sick in the intervening 12 months would act as an incentive to wish to work when unwell, which should surely attract the attention of even such a toothless regulator as the Irish CAA.
Interesting BBC take on the situation, at last now questioning the Ryanair official line
Does Ryanair have a pilot shortage? - BBC News
Saying they will not be paid the amount due if they have more than 4 days sick in the intervening 12 months would act as an incentive to wish to work when unwell, which should surely attract the attention of even such a toothless regulator as the Irish CAA.
Interesting BBC take on the situation, at last now questioning the Ryanair official line
Does Ryanair have a pilot shortage? - BBC News
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Interesting BBC take on the situation, at last now questioning the Ryanair official line - We know 140 Ryanair pilots have gone to Norwegian this year
Not everyone you lose is a loss.
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Bulgaria New Routes
Yes, Burgas 1 aircraft base confirmed with 10 routes.
Nothing on the Ryanair website for the moment.
Nothing on the Ryanair website for the moment.
Bratislava (2)
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Riga (2)
Rzeszow (1)
Tel Aviv (2)
Warsaw Modlin (2)
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Plovdiv:
Brussels Charleroi (2)
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The Bulgarian press release is now here:
RYANAIR ????????? ???????????? 100 ???. ?????? ? ???????? ? ???? ???????? ???? (? 87) 1 ??????? ???????, 10 ???????? ? 250 000 ??????? ??????? ? ???????? ?? ???????? ?????????? ?? ???? 2018 | Ryanair's Corporate Website
The big question is what they plan to do with the aircraft in winter.
RYANAIR ????????? ???????????? 100 ???. ?????? ? ???????? ? ???? ???????? ???? (? 87) 1 ??????? ???????, 10 ???????? ? 250 000 ??????? ??????? ? ???????? ?? ???????? ?????????? ?? ???? 2018 | Ryanair's Corporate Website
The big question is what they plan to do with the aircraft in winter.
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EU-free airline company?
That would seem to be the case given that the BBC has just reported that Ryanair's offer to rebook passengers on alternative flights is contingent on their being willing to pay the difference when the replacement flight is more expensive in clear contradiction of EU261/2004.
An error by the BBC? Far from impossible !
A clear indication that Ryanair is an EU-free airline? Far from....
An error by the BBC? Far from impossible !
A clear indication that Ryanair is an EU-free airline? Far from....
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At least BA wet leased a bunch of Qatar A320's when BA had staffing issues (strikes). I wonder did Ryanair even explore this option? The 8 Qatar A321's would have worked great, and Qatar still have not resumed the dozens of daily short-haul flights it was forced to suspend earlier this year.
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The underlying thought seems to be that cancelling the published number of flights and the slow winter schedule will somehow, at a stroke, solve their pilot shortage for next year. I am very sceptical about that. Next summer is not far away and the bums on seats that matter are in 1A & 1F.