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Ryanair faces backlash over racist incident on flight
The budget airline Ryanair is facing widespread outrage on social media after it apparently failed to remove a passenger who launched a racist tirade against a lady in the seat next to him and instead moved her. Another passenger filmed the incident which has now been watched over two million times online. Ryanair later said…
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Thousands of holiday-makers grounded by Ryanair strikes
Thousands of holidaymakers have had their plans thrown into chaos – after hundreds of Ryanair flights had to be cancelled because of strikes by pilots in five countries.
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Ryanair agrees to CAA’s demands on customer rights
The Civil Aviation Authority has welcomed what it called Ryanair’s capitulation after the Irish airline bowed to demands to clarify customers’ rights to refunds. The airline updated its advice after the regulator threatened legal action, accusing Ryanair of “misleading” disrupted customers. But even today, one passenger said they were still being given the wrong information about…
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CAA warns Ryanair over flight cancellations
The Civil Aviation Authority has warned Ryanair that it could face legal action for misleading passengers about their rights. The regulator has given the budget airline a deadline of 5pm tomorrow to let passengers know about the possibility of being re-routed on another airline if their flight is cancelled. Up to 400,000 people have been…
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Ryanair debate: ‘There is a global shortage of pilots’
Joining us from Dublin is Evan Cullen, an Aer Lingus pilot and President of the Irish Air Line Pilots’ Association, a union which represents some of the Ryanair pilots. And Victoria Moores, an aviation analyst and European editor of Air Transport World.
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Ryanair CEO explains cancellations to board
The boss of Ryanair was in Dublin today to explain to shareholders why his airline is having to cancel up to 50 flights a day over the next six weeks, to the fury of passengers.
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Will change ever come to Europe’s last dictatorship?
Just over a year ago, Belarus, known as the last dictatorship in Europe, saw some of the biggest protests in its history.
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Belarus opposition leader says ‘nobody is safe’ after death of exile in Ukraine
Belarus’s opposition leader told Channel 4 News “nobody now is safe” after the “shock” death of a prominent exile in neighbouring Ukraine.
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Belarus: ‘We have become hostages of the situation’, says mother of detained woman
We have been talking to the mother of Sofia Sapega, who was arrested alongside her journalist boyfriend when a Ryanair flight was diverted.
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Covid crash: Thousands more jobs cut
What is life like for people who have lost their livelihoods in the Covid crash?
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Airlines struggling as coronavirus depresses demand for travel
Airlines are struggling to cope with mass cancellations as the virus outbreaks lead to plummeting demand for international flights.
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Airlines cancel flights as coronavirus fears affect demand
Ryanair has become the latest airline to cancel flights due to a drop in demand caused by the virus.
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The government’s rules for reporting gender pay gaps are toothless. Here’s why.
By midnight tonight, every employer with more than 250 staff will have published information on how much men and women in their organisations get paid. Or at least, that’s what the law requires. The firms that have published data so far reveal that 78 per cent pay men more than women, while 13 per cent…
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Polls narrow as Ireland prepares for vote on gay marriage
This Friday Ireland goes to the polls to vote on the Marriage Equality Bill to decide whether to allow same-sex couples to marry with the same constitutional rights as couples of the opposite sex.
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Andreas Lubitz: what did Lufthansa know about his state?
Torn up documents, including doctor’s notes consenting time off work dated for the day of the French Alps disaster, have been found at the home of Andreas Lubitz, German prosecutors say.