Ryanair flight cancellations

Anybody effected by all of this.

Would anyone you risk flying with them in the future - particularly around the end of the year, in years to come - when all the pilots take their leave!

Is this the biggest own goal since Ratner, or is it just one of those things?

O'Leary is a cock of the highest order but this will blow over in 6 months time and be forgotten about because they will still be one of the cheaper airlines

It was very naughty of them to mislead customers about their rights but they'll come back with low flight offers and everything will be forgotten in no time.

Might have a greater impact over the winter as RyanAir are cancelling the Belfast to England route and Scotland to England routes for the winter. The legal impact is they could have their "Slots" removed so wouldn't be able to use the airports affected. And the question should be asked. If the impact is at this time of the year, this year, why wasn't it felt in previous years?
   The bloke is a disaster waiting to happen and all I can expect is they go down the tubes as they seem to be cutting corners staff-wise and the CAA will be looking at them with a jaundiced eye.
    From the US Securities and Exchange Commissiom, "An average of 385 pilots have left the company each year since 2012, with the numbers increasing year-on-year." 

Ryanair's USP is that they service airports that no one else flies to.

So if you want to fly (cheaply) to Palanga in Lithuania or Vaxjo in Sweden, you're stuck with them.

I don't know of anybody who uses Ryanair if they don't absolutely have to.

Michael O'Leary knows this, hence why he doesn't really give a fuck about his customers' feelings.

Spot on there Breaders. My sister flies to and from Baden-Baden about 4 times a year, and if she uses other providers, it costs her a fortune, and it takes a lot longer

Bread2.0 wrote:Ryanair's USP is that they service airports that no one else flies to.

So if you want to fly (cheaply) to Palanga in Lithuania or Vaxjo in Sweden, you're stuck with them.

I don't know of anybody who uses Ryanair if they don't absolutely have to.

Michael O'Leary knows this, hence why he doesn't really give a fuck about his customers' feelings.

They are currently offering seats to Grenoble for £4.99 each way before add-ons. They've already started a smooth offensive