O'Leary blasts Govt at hangar launch in Germany

Budget airline Ryanair accused the Government today of losing out on 200 jobs after it announced plans for a new maintenance hangar and training centre in Germany.

O'Leary blasts Govt at hangar launch in Germany
Thu, 20 May, 2010 - 15:22

Budget airline Ryanair accused the Government today of losing out on 200 jobs after it announced plans for a new maintenance hangar and training centre in Germany.

Chief executive Michael O’Leary said the €25m facility at Frankfurt Hahn Airport, including a 16-room cabin crew training unit, is being built in place of the investment offered for Dublin earlier this year.

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CourtsRyanairPlace: GermanyPlace: Frankfurt Hahn airportPlace: DublinPlace: MainzPlace: IrelandPlace: SixPlace: Dublin AirportPlace: north DublinPlace: Glasgow Prestwick AirportPlace: ScotlandPlace: FrankfurtPerson: O'LearyPerson: Chief ExecutivePerson: Michael O’LearyPerson: O’LearyOrganisation: RyanairOrganisation: Irish GovernmentOrganisation: HangarOrganisation: Aer LingusOrganisation: SR Technics
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