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Major airline Ryanair may never return to Israel and could suspend flights indefinitely, says CEO — REUTERS / pwu404

Ryanair · Ireland

Major airline Ryanair may never return to Israel and could suspend flights indefinitely, says CEO

36% Left coverage: 14 sources

Ryanair to Axe More Flights to Spain as Airline CEO Says ‘I’ll Fly Elsewhere

Michael O'Leary · Spain

Ryanair to Axe More Flights to Spain as Airline CEO Says ‘I’ll Fly Elsewhere

63% Left coverage: 8 sources

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Ryanair Threatens to Cut a Million More Seats to Spain by Summer 2026

Michael O'Leary · Spain

Ryanair Threatens to Cut a Million More Seats to Spain by Summer 2026

Coverage: 2 sources

Budget airline Ryanair has said that they will cut a further million seats on flights to Spain next summer if Spanish airport operator Aena doesn't reduce its airport charges.See the Story

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Ryanair threatens to slash another million seats on Spain flights next summer in row over airport taxes

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

The Irish airline has intensified its battle with Aena and asked the Spanish government to "persuade" the head of the state-owned airport operator to lower its prices after introducing a 40-cent riseRyanair · Spain Read Article

Coffee for Everyone Was Irish Coffee

In such a strange world where revolutionaries like Pablo Iglesias take their offspring to paying schools after publicly denying them—from paying schools, not from their offspring—it would normally be for Michael O’Leary, a low cost airline tycoon, to travel by train. Or, if travelling by plane, to do so on board luxurious airlines from some Persian Gulf country.Michael O'Leary · Dublin See the Story

Ryanair Threatens to Cut a Million More Seats to Spain by Summer 2026

Coverage: 2 sources

Budget airline Ryanair has said that they will cut a further million seats on flights to Spain next summer if Spanish airport operator Aena doesn't reduce its airport charges.Michael O'Leary · Spain See the Story

Ryanair considers permanently halting Israeli flights

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

ALBAWABA - Ryanair, an Irish low-cost airline, is considering permanently stopping all flights to and from Tel Aviv, Israel, the company's CEO, Michael O’Leary, said...Michael O'Leary · Israel See the Story

Low-Cost Airlines Are Launching to Absorb the Million Seats Left by Ryanair

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Low-cost airlines have launched an offensive to absorb the million seats that will no longer operate Ryanair in SpainMichael O'Leary · Bilbao See the Story

Ryanair issues warning as change could impact 125,000 passengers - Liverpool Echo

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Michael O'Leary has issued a warningMichael O'Leary · Liverpool Read Article

Ryanair cuts 26 flights between Spain and Luxembourg from winter schedule

Airline cancels around one million seats on flights between various countries and Spain in protest at increase in fees charged by airports operatorMichael O'Leary · Spain See the Story

Major airline Ryanair may never return to Israel and could suspend flights indefinitely, says CEO

36% Left coverage: 14 sources

Ryanair · Ireland See the Story

Ryanair to Axe More Flights to Spain as Airline CEO Says ‘I’ll Fly Elsewhere

63% Left coverage: 8 sources

Open the article to view the coverage from Metro NewsMichael O'Leary · Spain See the Story

Ryanair Chief Sees Ukraine War as a Permanent Problem for European Airlines

Ryanair Group CEO Michael O'Leary sees the Russian war of aggression against Ukraine as a persistent problem for all European airlines. "This will be an ongoing issue for all airlines and all European citizens in the coming years," said O'Leary during the company's general meeting.Michael O'Leary · Ukraine Read Article