Ryanair: ‘Hanger 6 jobs’ gone to other EU airports

ALL of the 500 jobs Ryanair offered to create at Dublin Airport have been lost to other European airports, the airline has confirmed.

The airline is expected to finalise a deal on a new maintenance facility at one of their existing bases at Milan, Frankfurt or Madrid.

The company announced last month that 200 of the positions were being located at Prestwick Airport in Glasgow. Ryanair had offered to base the 300 remaining jobs at Dublin Airport if the Government assisted the airline in acquiring Hangar Six which is currently occupied by Aer Lingus.

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