Place: London Stansted Airport

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Ryanair pilots demand joint meeting

Ryanair pilots’ unions demanded a joint meeting with management, saying individual talks on a new collective bargaining system were not satisfactory, according to a letter sent by the European Cockpit Association.

business

Airline complains about charges

business

Pay dispute strike threat at Heathrow

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Ash cloud to create further flights disruption

world

Volcanic ash cloud cancels flights across Europe

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Thousands on the move as big rush begins

Unions call off Stansted strike

Travellers have been spared extra disruption at two of Britain’s busiest airports over the Bank Holiday weekend after unions called off planned strikes.

Wed, 23 Aug, 2006

Ryanair presents new in-flight entertainment at AGM

Ryanair today presented its new in-flight entertainment system to shareholders at the company’s Annual General Meeting in Dublin.

Thu, 23 Sep, 2004

ISEQ down 17.64 points

The ISEQ index of Irish shares has fallen 17.64 points to 5524.53 in morning trading today.

Fri, 03 Sep, 2004

Ryanair files BAA complaint at high court

Ryanair has filed documents at the High Court in London alleging monopoly abuse of fuel levies by BAA plc, the dominant operators of London airports and owners of London Stansted Airport.

Thu, 22 Jul, 2004

Ryanair and Stansted in battle over landing fees and fuel levies

The owners of London Stansted Airport are to take Ryanair to court over its failure to pay €1.5m worth of landing fees.

Wed, 21 Jul, 2004

Court blocks Ryanair from using Dusseldorf tag

A German court today blocked low-fare airline Ryanair from using the word Dusseldorf for an airport near the German-Dutch border because it is 42 miles from the city.

Tue, 22 Jul, 2003

Now let’s have competing air terminals

TRANSPORT Minister Seamus Brennan’s announcement on the break-up of the Aer Rianta monopoly is strongly welcomed

Wed, 16 Jul, 2003

Ryanair holding seat sale

Ryanair Holdings PLC said it is offering one-way tickets at Stg35 pence (49c), excluding taxes and charges, for flights between London Stansted airport and several European destinations.

Tue, 15 Jul, 2003

Ryanair expansion set to send profits sky high

LEADING low-fare carrier Ryanair is perfectly poised to increase its profits even further as demand for its services continues to grow, the airline’s chief executive Michael O’Leary said yesterday.

Thu, 30 Jan, 2003

Budget airline attracts record numbers

Ryanair says a record number of passengers travelled on its flights from Scotland last month.

Sun, 05 Aug, 2001