Ryanair offers to fly home stranded XL holidaymakers

Ryanair is offering the Commission for Aviation Regulation its help in the aftermath of the XL holidays collapse.

Ryanair offers to fly home stranded XL holidaymakers
Fri, 12 Sep, 2008 - 13:46

Ryanair is offering the Commission for Aviation Regulation its help in the aftermath of the XL holidays collapse.

The tour company went out of business last night because of rising fuel prices and the international economic downturn.

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