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The Latest Breaking News from Michael OLeary

Ryanair calls on Transport Minister to resign if airport drone issue not fixed

Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary released a video statement following a sixth disruption to operations

Irish Mirror

Ryanair warning to anyone planning a holiday in 2023

Ryanair's CEO Michael O'Leary is urging passengers to book as soon as possible

Liverpool Echo

Germany on brink of recession as economy shrinks; central banks may raise interest rates to 15-year highs this week – as it happened

German GDP shrank by 0.2% in Q4 2022, worse than expected, as investors anticipate borrowing costs to be hiked again this week

The Guardian - UK

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Ryanair boss warns of second summer of chaos and surge in flight prices

The cost-of-living crisis mixed with the possibility of industrial action across Europe and the war in Ukraine means flying this summer may be tricky

Chronicle Live

Brace for another summer of travel chaos, warns Ryanair boss

‘Getting closer to pre-pandemic traffic levels will not be easy,’ the airline says

The Independent UK

Ryanair boss explains why there will be more chaos and higher prices this summer

Michael O’Leary, chief executive of Ryanair, has explained how the war in Ukraine and potential air traffic controller strikes in France will impact travel this year

Daily Mirror

Ryanair launches six new routes from London airports after record bookings

Ryanair has announced six new routes from London airports in 2023, with flights to Asturias, Belfast, Cornwall, Edinburgh, Klagenfurt and Leipzig,

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Ryanair enjoys record January with 2m sales in a weekend for the first time

Airline to continue aggressive post-Covid expansion, offering 10% more seats in the UK this summer compared with 2022

The Guardian - UK

Ryanair adds services between UK cities after tax on domestic flights is slashed

Ryanair will run more services from London Stansted to Cornwall, Belfast and Edinburgh, as well as to Asturias in Spain, Leipzig in Germany and Klagenfurt in Austria, from this summer

Daily Mirror

Can airline darling Southwest recover from a holiday meltdown of its own making?

Simon Calder loves the carrier that Herb Kelleher founded in Texas in 1971. But there are limits

The Independent UK

Can airline darling Southwest recover from a holiday meltdown of its own making?

Simon Calder loves the carrier that Herb Kelleher founded in Texas in 1971. But there are limits

The Independent UK

Ryanair launches new routes from Bristol and Leeds

The news comes as the budget airline agreed a pay deal with the majority of its pilots across Europe

Birmingham Post

Ryanair restores pandemic pay cuts for Ireland pilots in time for Christmas

Settlement means airline has reached a pay deal with unions across Europe, excluding Belgium

The Guardian - UK

Government hits back at Michael O’Leary’s school bus criticisms

The Department of the Environment said Mr O’Leary’s views were ‘at odds’ with parents who applied for the scheme.

The Independent UK

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Fortune

How CEOs can lead in a recession and come out stronger: 5 powerful strategies from corner-office veterans

Battle-tested business leaders from CVS, Southwest Airlines, Honeywell and other Fortune 500 companies share their best ideas for navigating a downturn.

Daily Mirror

Ryanair 'in talks' to launch Egypt and Libya flights - and plans for return to Ukraine

Ryanair is in talks to launch routes to Egypt and Libya, adding to its non-European flights including Morocco, Israel and Jordan, while eyeing up a return to Ukraine

Irish Mirror

Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary accuses French air traffic controllers of 'recreational' strikes

'The French are all happily flying around the place. But it’s the poor Irish, the Spanish, the Italians and the Germans who are taking all of the cancellations'

The Independent UK

Ryanair boss accuses French air traffic controllers of ‘recreational’ strikes

He also accused the European Commission of lacking the courage to implement one EU air traffic control system.

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Irish Mirror

JP McManus' record purchase Jonbon has Cheltenham Festival odds cut ahead of chase debut

The JP McManus-owned six-year-old finished second behind stablemate Constitution Hill in the Supreme Novices' Hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival back in March

Irish Mirror

Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary back spending millions on racehorses after going cold turkey

O'Leary made the shock decision in May 2019 that he was going to stop buying national hunt horses after years of being one of the leading owners in the sport

Irish Mirror

Horse racing's biggest bargains: Five fairytale stories from Irish racing in recent years

At the top level it is those owners who can afford to speculate hundreds of thousands of euros on something as precarious as a thoroughbred that dominate the sport

Irish Mirror

Tributes paid following sudden death of young GAA player Conor McCaughey

Conor McCaughey passed away on Tuesday and was a member of Tyrone club Trillick St Mccartan’s.

Irish Mirror

Henry de Bromhead 'blown away' by Michael O'Leary gesture as Cheltenham race to be renamed in honour of late son Jack, 13

Earlier this week, it was announced that the Mares' Novices' Hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival would be renamed to honour the late Jack de Bromhead after a poignant gesture by race sponsor and Ryanair chief Michael O'Leary

Irish Mirror

Tomás O’Leary looking forward to a historic night at Páirc Uí Chaoimh but admits Munster will need something special to pick up a win

The former Munster man believes his old side should play without fear when they take on South Africa 'A' tomorrow evening.

Evening Standard

Ryanair targets cash-strapped holidaymakers as it posts biggest ever first half profit of €1.37 billion

Ryanair now expects to fly 168 million passengers this financial year, up from its previous prediction of 166.5 million

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