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Ryanair to add six routes from Luton over winter season
Now with a total of six planes at the airport, the carrier will and six new routes - to Alicante, Athens, Barcelona, Bologna, Cork and Malaga. Ryanair’s winter 2018 London Luton schedule will now deliver a total of 21 routes which will help deliver 2.2 customers per annum.
Ryanair makes latest changes to cabin baggage policy
Following changes in January this year, the low-cost carrier has said non-priority passengers will no longer be permitted to take a small suitcase on its planes for free.
End in sight for Ryanair pilots strike in Ireland
Irish trade union Fórsa and Ryanair have reached an agreement to end a pilot strike at the low-cost carrier. Following a mammoth day-long session, the union agreed to ballot members on the proposed deal with a recommendation to accept.
Ryanair strikes sales partnership with Air Malta
Ryanair has announced a new flight partnership with Air Malta. The deal will allow Ryanair customers to book Air Malta flights on the low-cost carrier’s website.
Thousands of travellers hit as pilot strike forces Ryanair to cancel flights
The 24-hour walk-out involves staff in Germany, Sweden, Ireland, Belgium and the Netherlands. The action is the largest in a series of strikes over pay and conditions.
Ryanair cuts services from Dublin, moots redundancies, following strikes
Ryanair plans to cut its Dublin-based fleet from 30 to (at most) 24 aircraft for the winter 2018 season. The reductions have been driven by the rapid growth of Ryanair’s Polish charter airline, which is growing profitably in 2018, allied to a down turn in forward bookings and airfares in Ireland.
British airlines launch complaint against French air traffic controllers
International Airlines Group, Ryanair, easyJet and Wizz Air have submitted complaints to the European Commission against France as its air traffic controllers’ strikes restrict the fundamental principle of freedom of movement within the EU.
Ryanair recognises FIT CISL union for cabin crew in Italy
Ryanair has signed a recognition agreement with the Italian union FIT CISL, who will now join ANPAC and ANPAV as a joint negotiating body for directly employed cabin crew in Italy.
Ryanair sees profits fall by a fifth in first quarter
Ryanair has seen profits fall 20 per cent in the first quarter as higher fuel costs, overcapacity in Europe and the earlier timing of Easter hit results.
Ryanair recognises Ver.di cabin crew union in Germany
Ryanair has signed its third cabin crew union recognition agreement, with Ver.di Union. The union will now be the representative body for all directly employed cabin crew operating on Ryanair aircraft in Germany.
Ryanair investment in Laudamotion wins EU approval
Ryanair has welcomed the EU Commission’s decision to approve its proposed acquisition of a 75 per cent interest in Laudamotion. The Irish low-cost carrier currently owns 24.9 per cent of the Austrian airline.
Ryanair joins with British Airways to call for action on air traffic control strikes
An alarming increase in air traffic control strikes across Europe has wreaked havoc on airlines, their passengers and business, according to Airlines for Europe.