Ryanair-11
I am aware that there are other threads around the ATH-VNO flight, focussing on all the legalities, politics, the did-X-happen-or-not, why-did-they-do-Y, and general after-effect of this....
Looking at this from a solely Ryanair standpoint, have the crew of this flight been given some *paid* time off to catch their breath and been allowed to get over the shock a bit ? I am guessing these are ordinary people who did not wish to become the centre of world attention
I know FR doesn't exactly have a fluffy image, but this is a time when an employer should perhaps have a duty of care to its employees.
Looking at this from a solely Ryanair standpoint, have the crew of this flight been given some *paid* time off to catch their breath and been allowed to get over the shock a bit ? I am guessing these are ordinary people who did not wish to become the centre of world attention
I know FR doesn't exactly have a fluffy image, but this is a time when an employer should perhaps have a duty of care to its employees.
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I also do hope so David. They are ordinary people, caught up in extra ordinary circumstances, during which time I`m sure they gave of their best. I think it would be unwise to identify any of them but they are entitled to due care by their employer. I wish each one of them the very best.
Has Mr O'Leary fallen out with Luton's management as all flights from Dublin to Luton seem to have been cancelled for the foreseeable future but flights to/from Kerry and Cork are available?
Luton - Dublin seems to be bookable from 01 July
This may be linked to an expectation that Ireland will announce this week that it will substantially unlock to arriving UK residents from early July
This may be linked to an expectation that Ireland will announce this week that it will substantially unlock to arriving UK residents from early July
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The B737-8 MAX200 looks to have entered service today at STN this morning.
EI-HEZ operated FR4192/4191 between STN and BGY.
Can anyone confirm if this is the first commercial service? Or were the HEN & HEZ’s positioning flights from DUB to STN also carry paying passengers?
EI-HEZ operated FR4192/4191 between STN and BGY.
Can anyone confirm if this is the first commercial service? Or were the HEN & HEZ’s positioning flights from DUB to STN also carry paying passengers?
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I think it ran a service rather than positioning from DUB, see Stansted-4
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Indeed could be said the B737-8200 entered service FROM Stansted today with EI-HEZ to Bergamo...since returning.
EI-HEN operated the first ever B737-8200 commercial flight for RYR on the evening of 23.6 when it flew a DUB-STN service.
EI-HEZ operated the morning DUB-STN service yesterday 25.6.
Both a/c based now STN.
EI-HEN operated the first ever B737-8200 commercial flight for RYR on the evening of 23.6 when it flew a DUB-STN service.
EI-HEZ operated the morning DUB-STN service yesterday 25.6.
Both a/c based now STN.