Sky Europe @ Manchester (Impounded)???
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Incompetents
Manchester Airport management.......deserve to be impounded themselves...useless bunch of people who persist in biting the hands that feed them..they will get their just desserts I hope.
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Spunky Monkey,
Ease up. I've been there, done it, experienced it all. I know exactly what its like. When it happened to me (more than once) I found I got myself sorted faster with a light heart and a sense of humour. The guys from XL wont be wasting time reading carp here, they will be getting on with it, they are made of much stronger stuff than you imagine.
Ease up. I've been there, done it, experienced it all. I know exactly what its like. When it happened to me (more than once) I found I got myself sorted faster with a light heart and a sense of humour. The guys from XL wont be wasting time reading carp here, they will be getting on with it, they are made of much stronger stuff than you imagine.
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Are we about to see the return of airline captains travelling about with cases full of cold hard cash for those airports hesitant to accept 'credit'. It has been seen before.
Interesting times. My thoughts are with those from Zoom, XL, and any other airline with less than robust accounting...
LJ
Interesting times. My thoughts are with those from Zoom, XL, and any other airline with less than robust accounting...
LJ
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Is there anything official about this?
People are now talking like these two carriers have definitely gone out of business, yet I can't find anything official to state this and both companies websites are running as usual with no mention. Has there been any official confirmation or is this people just jumping the gun?
People are now talking like these two carriers have definitely gone out of business, yet I can't find anything official to state this and both companies websites are running as usual with no mention. Has there been any official confirmation or is this people just jumping the gun?
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Typical
Copi-paste from Ryan air website :
Commenting on the collapse of yet another bankrupt airline, Michael Cawley, Ryanair's Deputy Chief Executive, said:
"This is proof positive that passengers should not book their holidays with flaky, financially stretched airlines such as XL. Passengers should only book reservations with financially strong airlines such as Ryanair whom they know will be here for the long term. We are pleased to be able to rescue these passengers and facilitate the CAA in their efforts to repatriate them. We strongly advise passengers to be more discerning when they book their holidays and look first at the financial position of the airline with which they book".
What nice way to make a fool out of himself. The corpse is not even cold yet and you start your usual ryan air bla bla bol
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So lets us all hear. How strong is the ryan air flaky economy?
Why are they putting planes on the ground and shutting down routes. Did O'leary remember to hatch the fuel this year. Where is your profit this year? Why has some 55 captains left the company every month the last half year. Why is the hiring gone dramaticly down?
Can you be sure that you actually fly if you book ryan air in 6 months?
Why did ryanair borrow pilots form a flyky airline over the winther in 2004-2005?
My deepest feelings for the guys who lost their jobs with XL.com
It was a nice a propper airline to work for and they treated their employees like human beeings.
Commenting on the collapse of yet another bankrupt airline, Michael Cawley, Ryanair's Deputy Chief Executive, said:
"This is proof positive that passengers should not book their holidays with flaky, financially stretched airlines such as XL. Passengers should only book reservations with financially strong airlines such as Ryanair whom they know will be here for the long term. We are pleased to be able to rescue these passengers and facilitate the CAA in their efforts to repatriate them. We strongly advise passengers to be more discerning when they book their holidays and look first at the financial position of the airline with which they book".
What nice way to make a fool out of himself. The corpse is not even cold yet and you start your usual ryan air bla bla bol
xSo lets us all hear. How strong is the ryan air flaky economy?
Why are they putting planes on the ground and shutting down routes. Did O'leary remember to hatch the fuel this year. Where is your profit this year? Why has some 55 captains left the company every month the last half year. Why is the hiring gone dramaticly down?
Can you be sure that you actually fly if you book ryan air in 6 months?
Why did ryanair borrow pilots form a flyky airline over the winther in 2004-2005?
My deepest feelings for the guys who lost their jobs with XL.com
It was a nice a propper airline to work for and they treated their employees like human beeings.
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Maybe you need to direct your comments to the Eurocrats in BRU.