Ryanair pilots believed representing staff in airline was 'a very dangerous thing', High Court hears

Ryanair's dismissal of a pilot in 2000 led others to believe that being a staff representative in the company was "a very dangerous thing", a former pilot being sued by the airline told the High Court.

Ryanair pilots believed representing staff in airline was 'a very dangerous thing', High Court hears
Fri, 01 Dec, 2017 - 17:31

By Ann O'Loughlin

Ryanair's dismissal of a pilot in 2000 led others to believe that being a staff representative in the company was "a very dangerous thing", a former pilot being sued by the airline told the High Court.

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