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Ryanair's CEO criticized Spain's stance on baggage fees, calling a minister a 'lunatic' for forcing airlines to allow unlimited free bags on board.

Ryanair chief executive Michael O'Leary argues for new airport alcohol limits to reduce disorderly behavior on flights, proposing a restriction of two drinks per passenger.

It was really embarrassing - they stopped everyone from getting off and had us escorted out... I think they thought we had another card or cash, but I emptied my bag and showed them I had nothing else.

A 2022 report indicated that 'six out of ten children whose grandparents raised their children in difficult economic circumstances are now poor.'

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Mairead McGuinness has stated she hasn’t decided about a presidential bid, despite Michael O’Leary expressing support for her candidacy for Áras an Úachtaráin.

The incentive is triggered if share price stays above €21 for 28 consecutive days or firm hits an annual profit of €2.2bn.

easyJet has shared it will be taking some measures to help accommodate disrupted Heathrow passengers today (Friday, March 21) by using larger-than-planned aircraft on key routes.

The budget airline Ryanair is set to expand its services by adding 7 new routes from London to lesser-known destinations like Bodrum and Münster.

"Very hot pasta spilled on her left hand and caused her significant burns. While her burns healed over time she had been psychologically impacted and there are three medical reports before the court."

Ryanair is claiming 15,000 euro in damages against an unruly passenger whose behavior forced a flight diversion, causing disruption for 160 fellow travelers.

The carriers, including Ryanair, Vueling, EasyJet, Norwegian Air, and Volotea, faced significant fines for charging passengers to reserve adjacent seats, misleading pricing, and payment practices.

Michael O'Leary, Ryanair's CEO, stated: "If they raise APD again on domestic flights then there will be a cut in capacity, no question. These routes are not particularly profitable, they barely break even." His comments underline the precarious balance of profitability in domestic flight routes and the potential impact of increased taxes.