US EditionRyanair strikes back:€19.99 flights in protest
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Ryanair strikes back:€19.99 flights in protest
Ryanair has fired back at Spain’s Consumer Affairs Ministry with a flash sale of 179,000 seats at just €19.99, branding the move as a direct response to the controversial fine imposed on low-cost airlines for charging passengers for cabin luggage. The airline’s latest campaign, unveiled today under the slogan “Book crazy prices before the clown raises fares”, takes an open jab at Consumer… Source
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Macau BusinessRyanair depicts Spanish minister as clown in ad campaign
A row between Ryanair and Spain's leftist government flared up on Tuesday with the budget airline launching a new ad campaign depicting consumer rights minister Pablo Bustinduy as a clown.
The CEO of the low cost aircraft manufacturer grimmed the Spanish consumer minister in clown to denounce the heavy fine imposed by Pablo Sánchez's government against his company.
The Irish airline urges the Ministry of Consumer Affairs to cancel the 179 million to five airlines fines for the collection of the suitcase in the passenger cabin
Ryanair will raise the prices of its airline tickets in Spain two or three euros if the Minister of Social Rights and Consumption, Pablo Bustinduy, does not reverse its intention to fine it and four other low cost airlines with 179 million to collect for hand baggage. The Irish company's CEO, Michael O'Leary, has urged Consumption to reverse the fine during a press conference in Madrid where he has called Bustinduy "payaso" or "crazy minister" a…
The company 'low cost' assures that it grows at a rate of 3% in Spain, but only in large airports and that is why it stops operating in Valladolid or Jerez
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